Physics tutor - Evelyn Nguyen
Bachelors degree
/ 30 min
Evelyn - your physics tutor
I'm Evelyn Nguyen, a passionate online tutor with a Bachelor's degree in Physics. Despite my less than 1 year of experience, I bring fresh perspectives to teaching Physics. My specialities include career guidance, personalized learning plans, and test prep strategies. I love simplifying complex subjects like Electromagnetism, Quantum Mechanics, and more for elementary to college-level students. Through visual aids and real-world applications, I make Physics experiments and lab skills engaging. Let's ace those Physics concepts together!
Physics class snapshot
My tutoring approach blends structured learning with problem-solving to enhance conceptual understanding. I aim to inspire students, fostering a result-oriented mindset. Specializing in subjects like Electricity, Quantum Mechanics, and more, I leverage tech tools such as digital whiteboards and interactive diagrams for engaging online learning. By following diverse curricula like A-Levels (UK) and AP Program (USA), I cater to students from elementary to college levels, ensuring personalized tutoring that drives academic success.
Evelyn graduated from Pham Ngoc Thach University of Medicine


Academic expertise of your physics tutor
Review sessions
Physics experiments
Physics lab skills
Real world application
International Baccalaureate (IB)

Physics concept taught by Evelyn
A physics student at California State University, Bakersfield, worked with a peer on kinematic equations, focusing on identifying key information in word problems and selecting the correct equation to solve for unknowns like time and acceleration. They reviewed the concepts of acceleration, deceleration, speed, and velocity, and worked through an example problem involving projectile motion. The lesson emphasized the importance of understanding the definitions and formulas to apply them correctly in different scenarios.
Deceleration
Problem Analysis in Kinematics
Speed vs. Velocity
Acceleration
Nhu and Phoebe reviewed motion concepts including displacement, speed, velocity, and acceleration, and practiced interpreting motion graphs and applying related formulas. Phoebe worked on practice problems to calculate distance, final position, and acceleration. Nhu assigned questions 9-15 as homework and scheduled a follow-up session to continue the assignment.
Motion Graphs (Position
Velocity
Acceleration)
Constant Acceleration
Changing Direction
Velocity vs. Speed
Nhu tutored Phoebe on the basics of motion during their physics lesson, covering key definitions like speed, velocity, acceleration, distance, and position. Phoebe then practiced interpreting motion graphs and differentiating between related concepts. To reinforce her understanding, Nhu assigned multiple-choice questions for Phoebe to practice interpreting graphs and applying the concepts learned throughout their time together.
Motion
Position
Distance
Velocity
Direction-Bound Values
Acceleration
In a recent biology lesson, a student, who attends Suffolk County Community College in Islip, reviewed cell membrane structure and function. The lesson focused on the lipid bilayer, the roles of phospholipids and cholesterol, and the different types of membrane transport. They discussed diffusion, channel proteins, and carrier proteins, including active and passive transport mechanisms. The learner was then given an advanced-level assignment on chapter 7 and another assignment covering chapters 8 and 9, both to be completed by Monday.
Diffusion
Active Transport (Secondary)
Cell Recognition (Antigens)
Cholesterol's Role
Phospholipid Bilayer
Cell Membrane Structure
Nhu and Ananya recently had a physics lesson focused on motion graphs. They reviewed position vs. time and velocity vs. time graphs, concentrating on interpreting motion and calculating average speed and velocity. Ananya actively practiced analyzing these graphs to determine displacement, distance, and velocity, and learned to differentiate between average speed and average velocity calculations. The lesson concluded with graph interpretation exercises to reinforce her understanding of these fundamental motion concepts.
Position-Time Graph (Constant Velocity)
Velocity-Time Graph (Constant Velocity)
Displacement vs. Distance
Negative Position/Velocity
Average Speed vs. Average Velocity
Nhu Nguyen tutored Jess on describing motion using velocity, position, time, and acceleration, focusing on interpreting position per time graphs and differentiating between position and distance. During this physics lesson, Jess practiced applying formulas to solve motion-related problems. Nhu will send Jess an assignment and screenshots of their time together for review.
Acceleration
Position
Velocity
Position-Time Graph Interpretation
Distance
Evelyn - Physics tutor also teaches
Electricity
Magnetism
Relativity
Waves and Oscillations
Nuclear Physics
Electromagnetism
Student types for physics class
ADHD
Middle School
High School
Elementary School
Anxiety or Stress Disorders
College
Engaging physics lessons
Note taking
Open Q&A
Mobile joining
Parent feedback
Chat for quick help
Classroom tools used by physics tutor
Quizzes
Interactive diagrams
Assessments
Practice worksheets
Interactive 3D models

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