Dr.Trusha Mehta
Making GCSE Chemistry Simple, Clear, and Engaging for Students, fun learning and curious approach
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Dr.Trusha Mehta
Bachelors degree
/ 55 min
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I am a dedicated teacher of GCSE Chemistry, working with Year 6 students to build strong scientific foundations. At this early stage, my goal is to make chemistry simple, engaging, and relatable so students develop curiosity rather than fear of the subject. I use real-life examples such as melting ice or boiling water to explain concepts like states of matter, helping students connect learning to everyday life. I focus on breaking down complex ideas into small, easy steps using diagrams, analogies, and interactive discussions. My classroom encourages questions and active participation, creating a safe space where students feel confident to explore and learn. I also include simple experiments and demonstrations to make lessons more memorable. Along with teaching content, I develop critical thinking by encouraging students to predict, observe, and explain outcomes. I adapt my teaching to suit different learning styles and provide regular feedback to support progress. My aim is to build confidence, spark interest, and prepare students for future success in chemistry, and lifelong scientific learning ahead.i would be consistent and would like my student to follow the same .
Dr.Trusha graduated from O.O.Bogomolets National Medical University
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GCSE (UK)
New Zealand Curriculum - NZC (NZ)
Next Generation Science Standards - NGSS (USA)
Australian Curriculum (AU)
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A-Levels (UK)
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GCSE concepts taught by Dr.Trusha
Student and Tutor reviewed a grand test covering exponents, logarithms, and solving linear equations, where the Student scored well overall but identified areas for improvement in logarithms. There was also a discussion with a parent about the Student's placement in AP Algebra 1. The Student was assigned a logarithm worksheet as homework, and the Tutor requested the full topic list for the upcoming school year.
Exponents and Their Rules
Logarithms: Expansion and Condensation
Solving Single and Multi-Variable Equations
The AP Math Pathway: Starting Algebra 1 Early
Value of Showing Work and Consistent Practice
The session focused on English comprehension, specifically addressing the Student's difficulty with long-answer questions in literary analysis. The Tutor and Student practiced reading and analyzing a passage, discussing literary devices, vocabulary, and techniques for elaborating answers. The Tutor recommended reading novels, such as "Animal Farm," to enhance comprehension and spoken English.
Grammar and Vocabulary Foundation
The Power of Novel Reading
Crafting Comprehensive Long Answers
Analyzing Literary Language and Imagery
Effective Reading Comprehension Strategies
The Tutor and Student began their AP Chemistry course by covering the foundational mole concept. They reviewed definitions, identified different particle types, practiced calculating molecular masses, and applied the mole formula to solve quantitative problems. Two homework questions were assigned for follow-up practice.
The Mole Concept
Avogadro's Number
Types of Chemical Particles
Calculating Molar Mass and Molecular Mass
Relationship between Moles
Mass
and Molar Mass
The Student took a test covering exponents, logarithms, single-variable equations, and two-variable equations. The Tutor emphasized applying previously learned properties and solution methods. The Student was asked to submit their answers for evaluation, and the next session is scheduled to begin a new chapter.
Logarithms and Condensing Expressions
Solving Systems of Linear Equations (Two Variables)
Solving Linear Equations with One Variable
Properties of Exponents
The Student and Tutor continued their study of AP World History's global tapestry, focusing on Chinese dynasties from 1200 to 1450. They discussed the Song, Yuan, and Ming dynasties, their governance structures, cultural philosophies including Confucianism and Buddhism, and economic developments such as the Grand Canal and paper money. The Student took notes on the presented material, and they briefly discussed increasing class frequency for better academic pacing.
China's Economic Expansion and Commercial Revolution
Philosophical and Religious Influences in China
Chinese Dynasties: Song
Yuan
and Ming
The session involved a diagnostic test in Mathematics, where the Student worked on problems related to exponents and logarithms. Due to some difficulties, the Tutor decided to postpone part of the test and scheduled a 1.5-hour follow-up test for the next day to specifically review exponents, logarithm properties, and single/double variable equations.
Exponent Laws and Simplification
Logarithm Properties: Expansion and Condensation
Strategy for Multi-Base Exponent Problems
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Digital whiteboard
GCSE Practice worksheets
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Exam oriented GCSE classes
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