The Best Physics Tutors in Boston, MA

I scored a 5 on both portions of the AP Physics exam, and I won an award in the physics department in college. See Noam's full profile

I am passionate about chemist and biology, and the math of physics is enjoyable. My love for science translates such that I strive to instill this same passion in students by breaking down concepts and giving examples. My goal is that every student has an understanding of the physical world around them and... See Robert's full profile

I majored in physics and tutored several classes for the physics department. I’ve tutored for General Physics 1 and 2(equivalent to AP algebra-based physics) and Advanced General Physics 1 and 2(equivalent to AP calculus-based physics). In group settings and one-on-one... See Josh's full profile

Although this can sometimes frustrate a student just wanting an answer, it always pays off in the end. I have based my life and career in physics. If there is one thing in life I am good at, it is physics (and math). I can't imagine anything cooler than trying to understand reality, and that's... See Eric's full profile

- Paper on "Investigating the Generalised Equations of Motion of the N-bob pendulum" presented at International Conference on Classical and Modern Physics, 2019 - Straight A college student majoring in Physics - Past experience with tutoring high school students in Physics See Divij's full profile

BSE, high honors, Chemical Engineering - Princeton Masters in Physics Education UVA Fellow of AAPT See JACQUES's full profile

Mechanics is the basis of physics, physics is the basis of most fields of application, particularly in engineering. In addition to fundamental concepts, the study of physics develops the ability to think mathematically, and apply mathematical methods to many problems of interest, including outside... See Clark's full profile

I have tutored high school physics as well as engineering students at Cal State LA. In addition, I helped write an online physics course for a community college. See Robert's full profile

I've been a practicing engineer for well over 30 years. I enjoy tutoring students, as my time permits, to help them appreciate the world through their new physics and mathematics skills. Students gain self-confidence and pride in accomplishment as their understanding of these fundamental subjects improves... See Michael's full profile

I have a master's degree in physics (Optics). I taught college physics for eight years at a University in China before I came to the United States. I had done research related to physics at Clemson University and University of Florida for eight years before I came to Boston in 2011. I also have... See Ping's full profile

After earning a PhD in mathematical physics at Berkeley and a BS in math at MIT, I was a research scientist at General Electric R&D, where I built engineering physics simulations in many fields (stress and thermal analysis in glasses, metals and ceramics; optics; acoustics; plasma physics). I won... See Richard's full profile

Since 2005, I've tutored over thirty students in 8th and 9th grade physics, physics for the MCAS and for the SAT subject test, advanced placement physics B and C, physics for teachers to help them pass the MTEL and for pre-med students to help them with the MCAT, college physics... See Marc's full profile

Hello! My name is Peter Panopoulos, a licensed middle school mathematics teacher. I have 9 years of teaching in the public school setting, along with over 10 years of tutoring for students of all ages. I completed my masters degree in education at Lesley University in 2018. Over the last couple of years, I decided to... See Peter's full profile

As an undergraduate and graduate student in physics, I taught physics (mechanics and electromagnetism) in several modes: a recitation instructor, teaching assistant, and tutor. See Anand's full profile

I have a Ph.D. in physics and work professionally in biophysics and bioanalytical chemistry. (My thesis research involved the construction and characterization of computational lattice models of protein folding kinetics.) We all know more physics than we think we do. Our physical intuitions were... See Peter's full profile

I've worked with physics students at many levels, including high school students and college engineering majors. I studied physics at an honors level at Harvard, where I earned an Honors degree in Math. Physics can be a difficult subject, but once you start to see the ideas, it starts to make a... See Jon's full profile

I also completed a Massachusetts teaching education program while attending school, fulfilling a full practicum and set of required student teaching. Working internationally, I have also held classes in Seoul, South Korea, teaching chemistry, physics, and calculus. Additionally, I have volunteered with several... See Joseph's full profile

I am currently a NYS certified Physics teacher, and this is my full time profession. My background in engineering gives me additional qualifications because I know understand the subject at a deeper level than is required an most classes. See Steven's full profile

I believe that understanding fundamentals is the key to success, learning, and solving problems independently. I find that when a student struggles in a course, they often understand the material, but struggle with a dependency. For example, a student understands physics, but struggles with trigonometry. I am an... See Miles's full profile

I'm Austin! I graduated from Brown University in May with a BA degree in Human Biology and Economics. I received a 4.0 GPA with Brown's highest academic honors (highest Latin Honors, Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi). I am currently a management consultant in the Boston area. Some of the most rewarding experiences of my... See Austin's full profile

I am a physics major, and I study all sorts of physics from kinematics to quantum mechanics. See Inko's full profile

I have passed the board exams for civil engineering and routinely tutor Columbia students in General Physics I and II. I also volunteer as a structural engineering mentor to the Columbia chapter of Engineers Without Borders. See John's full profile

My name is Galina and I would love to help you with your tutoring needs! I’ve been a tutor for about 15 years and have helped 50+ students in algebra, geometry, trigonometry, precalculus, calculus, chemistry, and physics. Some have been shorter engagements while others have evolved into multi-year ongoing... See Galina's full profile

I've been tutoring physics for over eight years, primarily to high school students and college freshman. I specialize in tutoring AP physics 1 and C (with over 90% of my students attaining a 5 on their AP exams), as well as calculus-based freshman physics. For two years, I TA'd for 8.02,... See Esther's full profile

I have recently tutored many students for the AP physics 1 exam, all scoring 4-5. See Sam's full profile