A physics major on a mission to inspire more students to fall in love with the topic and to help any interested learner, regardless of ability level, become knowledgeable about the complexities of physics. In addition to having a master's degree in theoretical physics, I have expertise in a wide range of physics topics, including thermodynamics, quantitative physics, and nuclear physics. I have worked as a tutor for 4 years, having also worked with projects and lab work with high school, college, and doctorate candidates.

To succeed in the topic, a great understanding of the fundamentals and a great deal of attention to detail are needed. In contrast to other topics, physics does not give considerable leeway. I disagree, even if many see this as a chance to create monotonous and repetitive instructional programs. Even though I'll create and adhere to a planned lesson plan, it won't be at all repetitive. In addition to making sure that the curriculum is being followed, I'll make sure that the class is lively and that the students are actively participating in the lessons. I'll make sure of this by posting videos that cover the main ideas, webpages elucidating physics phenomena, and articles featuring physics experiments.