The Best Physics Tutors in Richmond, CA

In high school I got 5's on both AP Physics C exams (Mechanics and E&M). Today I hold an M.Sc. in Mathematics and have a strong background in mathematical physics as well as physics more generally. I enjoy finding useful analogies and building on diverse intuitive frameworks, allowing me...See John's full profile

I have undergraduate and graduate degrees in physics. I have taught high school physics for 30 years and college physics from time to time. I have tutored all levels of physics for over 30 years.See David's full profile

My tutoring expertise is in high school physics and college physics: High School Physics, Honors Physics, AP Physics 1, AP Physics 2, AP Physics B, AP Physics C: Mechanics, AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism, Physics SAT II, SAT Subject Test in Physics, Algebra-based College Physics,...See Felex's full profile

I took a class in high school on Anthropology, and took a couple classes in college on the topic as well. For a few years I debated majoring in Anthropology. I ended up majoring in Physics, but my passion for Anthropology remained.See Robert's full profile

During the 2023 academic year I served as a professor of physics at Purdue University Fort Wayne. I have instructed students in physics courses, independent studies, and 1-1 tutoring ranging from introductory to advanced topics. Regarding introductory physics, I am adept at teaching: kinematics,...See Ryan's full profile

I'm Vicram, an undergraduate student at UC Berkeley studying Computer Science. I maintained a high GPA throughout high school and am well aware of the pressure to do well. I have gained scores of 4 on AP Computer Science, AP Physics 1 and C, and AP Language. I have gained scores of 5 on AP Calculus BC, AP...See Vicram's full profile

As my degree subject, Physics is my primary tutoring subject. I take a particular joy in teaching it with direct connections to a student's own experiences, using the world to make sense of the math, and using the math to make sense of the world.See Francesca's full profile

My approach to physics is grounded in my direct experience as a High School Physics Teacher, where I designed curriculum and taught both New York Regents and AP Physics courses. This classroom experience is complemented by my time as a CRLA-certified Peer Tutor at UMass Amherst, where I tutored...See Donnie's full profile

In high school I was an AP Physics student and my excellent performance on the AP exam earned me College Physics credit when I started pursuing my BS degree in Biomedical Engineering. I did take courses with a heavy advanced Physics content later on as part of other requirements for my BS degree. As...See Haroldo's full profile

M. Sc. in Physics, University of Virginia, 2015 Instructor, Upward Bound Program University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA: Taught and tutored high school students in math and physics courses, coached and mentored high school students in college admission Graduate Teaching Assistant, Department of...See Vincent's full profile

Physics describes the fundamental interactions between matter and energy, and offers methods to quantify and understand the underlying mechanism of the physical systems that we interact with every day. I am well versed in the subject of physics with calculus, from mechanics to electricity and...See Trevor's full profile

Your in-person and online tutor search ends here! I have been successfully tutoring for over 15 years with more than 2,400 hours on Wyzant's platform and over 1,000 five star ratings. I have helped many students transform their grades from F's to A's. It has been a very rewarding experience, since my students get to...See Richard's full profile

I have experience taking AP Physics courses, including both calculus-based physics classes (Physics C: Mechanics and Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism), which I received scores of 5 on. Physics is an amazingly interesting subject and a joy to teach. I help students gain such an...See Gavin's full profile

I have tutored Calculus up to some topics in Cal III. Associating geometry and physics meanings to mathematical operations helps students visualizing what they are doing and how amazingly simple the system can be. It is a great tool for Physics and Computational Sciences. See Heng's full profile

Often considered the most challenging of the science classes, the key to mastering physics is to both create accurate diagrams and properly labeling variables. It's also important to understand the difference between diagrams that describe the "Net action" (which describe the physical result,...See Randy's full profile

I follow a gradual release model in which I hold the student's hand for the first problem, then gradually release them so eventually they are doing and explaining the steps for the entire problem. I have tutored over 20 students before in all math levels from Algebra 1 to AP Calculus and from Physical...See Oliver's full profile

I have a BS in Physics from California Institute of Technology and am a PhD student at University of California, Berkeley.See Ankit's full profile

I have over 7 years experience with teaching and tutoring algebra, calculus, statistics, and physics.See Azadeh's full profile

I am driven by the love of teaching physics to students and curious adults at all levels, and at any pace. Physics is an exceptionally challenging subject, and I am adamant in finding strategies for success for all kinds of students. Over the last five years, I have tutored high school physics, AP...See Nicholas's full profile

...explain complex technical ideas in a clear and approachable way. I have tutored many students one-on-one in algebra, geometry, pre-calculus, calculus and physics, helping them strengthen algebra foundations and develop the intuition needed to succeed with advanced topics. When teaching, I emphasize the importance of ...See Lucas's full profile

Hi there! My name is Derrick and I'm excited to teach you math and physics. I've always had a natural aptitude for math and science, and after graduating with two undergraduate degrees from MIT and finishing a PhD at Stanford, I'd like to work with you to fully realize your natural aptitude. I...See Derrick's full profile

My name is Alexander Penaflor. I have an MS in mathematics and a BS in physics with a minor in mathematics, both from California State University East Bay. I have both tutoring and teaching experience ranging from middle school to university level classes. I started tutoring mathematics in my undergraduate...See Alexander's full profile

I have received As in courses at Yale in Quantum Mechanics and Electricity and Magnetism (vector calculus electrostatics, magnetostatics, electrodynamics). I am well-versed in the fundamentals of classical mechanics as well, having scored a 5 on the AP exam. I find physics to be an unparalleled playground when it...See Brian's full profile

I specialize in tutoring physics, math, and my favorite subject: electronic circuits. I am a recent grad from the electrical engineering program at UC Davis and have been tutoring physics, circuits, and math at the college level for a year and a half. Before tutoring college students, I tutored high school...See Jonah's full profile

I hold a Masters degree in mechanical engineering and have strong fundamentals in physics and mechanics. I can comfortably tutor statics and dynamics, fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, heat transfer and much more. I can also try to tutor advanced heat transfer concepts. I can help with Finite Element Analysis,...See Umar's full profile