Hi! I am Sonam and I am current second year medical student who has a passion for teaching. I graduated with a BSPH with highest distinction in health policy and management, with minors in chemistry and neuroscience.
With over six years of tutoring experience and more than 300 hours dedicated specifically to algebra-based physics, I bring both passion and expertise to every session. As a former college physics teaching assistant, I have worked with students from diverse backgrounds,...
Hi! I am Sonam and I am current second year medical student who has a passion for teaching. I graduated with a BSPH with highest distinction in health policy and management, with minors in chemistry and neuroscience.
With over six years of tutoring experience and more than 300 hours dedicated specifically to algebra-based physics, I bring both passion and expertise to every session. As a former college physics teaching assistant, I have worked with students from diverse backgrounds, helping them tackle everything from introductory mechanics to advanced problem-solving in algebra-based physics.
Physics has always been a subject I deeply love, but I recognize that not everyone will share my enthusiasm. My approach to tutoring is highly visual and interactive, designed to make the material accessible and engaging. I believe that when students can visualize concepts—whether through diagrams, real-world analogies, or hands-on examples—they are more likely to understand and retain the material.
In addition to physics, I also have experience tutoring in various STEM subjects, including algebra, ACT/SAT prep, and graduate school applications and preparation. As a current medical student, I understand the academic pressures of higher education and offer guidance to students navigating those challenges. I offer flexible hours and am eager to work with students to create a personalized learning experience that fits their needs.
I am excited to collaborate with students to make learning fun and rewarding, transforming challenges into opportunities for growth. Whether the student is struggling with fundamental principles or looking to excel in advanced coursework, I strive to create a supportive learning environment that emphasizes clarity, application, and a genuine love for the subject. Even if physics doesn’t become their favorite subject, I hope they walk away with a strong understanding and the skills to succeed in their academic journey.
