Saniya Shaikh

Physics Decoded! Ace Your Tests, Actually Understand Concepts! Clear Explanations for Every Topic with Interactive Teaching.

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Saniya Shaikh

Bachelors degree

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Saniya - your physics tutor

Being born in a family where both my parents were teachers and educators were always highly respected , I had a passion for teaching since a young age. I have taught students right from middle school to college level and enjoyed every single stage equally. The feeling of fulfilment at the end of each day and the joy and tears that the final results bring along are some of the happiest memories. I have always been fond of all my students and having worked in Dubai taught me to value every child equally and understand the emotions behind each type of behaviour. My students have always been respectful and have achieved high results, staying in touch with me long after leaving school. I have currently embarked on a journey to pursue a PhD in education as I feel, with further research a lot of the gaps, that keep students from reaching their full potential can be filled. I have find memories of my high school teaching days and miss teaching Physics. Hence I look forward to this opportunity of getting back into tutoring.

Saniya graduated from University of Pune

Saniya graduated from University of Pune
Saniya graduated from University of Pune

Academic expertise of your physics tutor

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Personalized learning plans

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Next Generation Science Standards - NGSS (USA)

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Real world application

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Advanced Placement (AP) Program (USA)

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Physics lab skills

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Physics experiments

Student types for physics class

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High School students

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None Of The Above

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College students

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My teaching methodology is grounded in experiential learning and student-centered practice. I like to relate what I teach with real-world examples and applications to ensure better understanding. For classroom and in-person teaching I firmly believe in hands-on activities. While during my online teaching days (of COVID), I made up for this element using simulations in Physics such as PhetColorado, and Physics.io. I like scaffolding my lessons, to ensure concepts are well arranged. For assessments, I rely heavily on formative assessments using concept checking questions as well as instruction checking ones. Platforms such as Nearpod, KhanAcademy, and quizziz are excellent for in-between assessments and collaborative learning. I have used multiple educational platforms and found Nearpod to be the most effective for online teaching. I prefer that students even when learning online should have a collaborative space to work with their tutor.

Saniya - Physics tutor also teaches

Optics

Optics

Electricity

Electricity

Magnetism

Magnetism

Waves and Oscillations

Waves and Oscillations

Physics

Physics

Thermodynamics

Thermodynamics

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Physics concepts taught by Saniya

Student learned 1 day ago

The student and tutor reviewed and practiced calculations involving kinetic energy, potential energy, work, and power, with a focus on unit conversions and formula manipulation. They worked through several physics problems involving falling objects, motion, and collisions, and discussed the conservation of energy and momentum.

Potential Energy (PE)

Work

Energy

and Power

Conservation of Energy

Collisions and Momentum

Kinetic Energy (KE)

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Student learned 2 days ago

The Student and Tutor worked through several physics problems involving rotational motion and static equilibrium. They practiced applying torque calculations, resolving forces into components using trigonometry, and analyzing systems in equilibrium. The session covered homework problems and introduced concepts like the equilibrant force and the principle of moments.

Torque Calculation

Resolving Forces into Components

Equilibrium and Forces

Vectors and Trigonometry for Forces

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Student learned 6 days ago

The student and tutor reviewed concepts of work, energy, and efficiency, applying formulas like Work = Force x Displacement and Potential Energy = mgh. They practiced calculating work done, spring constants from graphs, and energy transformations using the law of conservation of energy, and planned to discuss thermal energy next.

Hooke's Law and Spring Work

Work Done from Force-Displacement Graphs

Efficiency of Machines

Potential and Kinetic Energy

Work and Energy Equivalence

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Student learned 6 days ago

The tutor and student reviewed Chapter 4 on Newton's Second Law of Motion, covering concepts such as acceleration, friction, mass, weight, and their relationships. They practiced solving problems related to these concepts and planned to solve more problems from the chapter in the next session.

Newton's Second Law: Force and Acceleration

Friction: The Force of Opposition

Mass vs. Weight: Understanding the Difference

Inertia and its Relation to Mass

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Student learned 8 days ago

The Tutor and Student reviewed the fundamental concepts of speed and velocity in physics. They discussed definitions, units, and the key difference between scalar and vector quantities, applying these to examples involving motion. The session also prepared for upcoming topics like tangents and vectors in motion.

Speed vs. Velocity

Scalar vs. Vector Quantities

Displacement vs. Distance

Constant Velocity and Changing Velocity

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Student learned 8 days ago

The tutor and student reviewed the concepts of speed versus velocity and the definition of acceleration. They practiced calculating acceleration with a focus on unit conversions and explored scenarios involving constant velocity and varying accelerations. The next session will cover acceleration on inclined planes.

Speed vs. Velocity

Acceleration: The Rate of Change of Velocity

Units in Physics Calculations

Constant Velocity and Acceleration

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Classroom tools used by physics tutor

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Digital whiteboard

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Interactive 3D models

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Video conferencing

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Quizzes

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Presentations

Engaging physics lessons

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Chat for quick help

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Open Q&A

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Pets are welcomed

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Weekend lessons

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