The Best Physics Tutors in Newcastle, WA

I discovered my love for logic in high school when I spent an entire summer immersing myself in theoretical math, proving obscure facts like 1+1=2. In geometry I aced all the proof quizzes and found it easy to apply to calculus and physics as well. Even now my favorite puzzles are logic equations, even if they are... read more

Per my profile, I hold a Ph.D. in physics, with over 30 years' teaching and work experience. read more

I have PhD in Physics (from U of Minnesota) and I've taught classes there and then at the University of Washington. I'm currently a physics professor at a university teaching General Physics I and II as well as upper level physics classes. read more

My specialties are Calculus I-III, differential equations (both ordinary and partial), and linear algebra at the high school through master's degree levels. I can also assist in general physics, general chemistry, and algebra at the introductory college level, as needed. Having taught many of these classes... read more

I earned my PhD in physics from Vanderbilt University in 2013. I have spent over a decade teaching physics in some form, and have worked with hundreds of students. My students have found me thoughtful and kind. My explanations are very clear and engaging, while maintaining high detail and accuracy. read more

I have taken courses such as AP Physics and AP Physics C. I have also taken multiple semesters of physics courses during my time in Undergrad. I have over a decade worth of experience tutoring algebra-based physics and calculus-based physics. The physics topics include mechanics,... read more

My philosophy in tutoring is to build confidence and academic proficiency so I can release the student. I have tutored students in many subjects including math (like IB and AP math classes through college calculus), science (like IB and AP chemistry, biology, physics, and anatomy physiology) and lately English... read more

I've always been an astrophysics nerd (starting from Star Trek junkie, a natural progression) and started my college-level physics education in 11th grade. Though I ended up choosing software engineering over physics for postsecondary education, I never stopped studying physics as an interested... read more

I have a PhD in Physics from University of Rochester, and have taught college level Waves / Optics and Quantum Mechanics at Rice University. read more

I have been a TA for physics for four years and tutored physics for more than five years. I have also taught undergraduate physics, most recently at The Evergreen State College. read more