I am in my final year for a PhD in Physics from New York University and also hold a BS in Computer Science and Physics. My academic background provides me with a deep understanding of both mathematical and physical concepts, allowing me to effectively teach a wide range of topics in these subjects.
While I am new to formal one-on-one tutoring, I have extensive teaching experience in an academic setting. As part of my PhD program, I worked as a teaching assistant for undergraduate physics...
I am in my final year for a PhD in Physics from New York University and also hold a BS in Computer Science and Physics. My academic background provides me with a deep understanding of both mathematical and physical concepts, allowing me to effectively teach a wide range of topics in these subjects.
While I am new to formal one-on-one tutoring, I have extensive teaching experience in an academic setting. As part of my PhD program, I worked as a teaching assistant for undergraduate physics courses, where I led recitation sessions, graded assignments, and provided individual assistance to students struggling with concepts. I also have experience mentoring students in computational physics and data analysis, helping them understand complex mathematical models and algorithms.
My teaching approach is centered on breaking down complex problems into manageable steps, using real-world examples to enhance comprehension, and adapting explanations based on each student’s learning style. I am particularly experienced in helping students develop problem-solving skills and confidence in tackling challenging material.
I have worked with college and advanced high school students in a classroom and small-group setting, and I am eager to apply my expertise in a one-on-one tutoring environment to help students excel in math and physics.
