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Remember how difficult it was the first time your physics teacher said you had to break forces down into components in order to use Newton's Second Law? Or when they asked you to find the maxima and minima of a complicated function? I... See Jeff's full profile

Physics 1 or AP Mechanics Topics: Graphing, unit conversions, Vectors, Displacement, velocity and acceleration, 1D & 2D motion, Free-fall, Projectile motion, Circular motion and centripetal acceleration, Newton's Laws, Net Forces,... See Al's full profile

I have over 20 years experience teaching all levels of algebra and calculus based physics. From solving tough kinematics and Newton's law problems to understanding Maxwell's equations, I can help it all make sense. See Michael's full profile

I have over 15 years of teaching experience at levels ranging from Middle School through university. I currently teach in Newton and have many prize-winners in the National Latin Exam, taken each spring. I take a two-pronged approach to... See Myrna's full profile

I can help with those kind of upper-level subjects, but also with undergrad-type physics and math subjects. I grew up in Chestnut Hill and West Newton, Mass. I love to tinker with electronics and cameras. I take infrared and ultraviolet... See Andrew's full profile

...multiple forces. -Electrical circuits with multiple branches. -Understanding & working with myriad new units of measure (Newtons, Joules, Coulombs, Watts, Volts, Amps, etc). I help students with a more organized and thoughtful approach to problem ... See Steve's full profile

Math and physics are both complex subjects that are built upon many years of scientists and mathematicians struggling with ideas. And in school, students are asked to tackle the same problems that faced Isaac Newton, Einstein, and others.... See Neal's full profile

Physical Science is a field in which we deal with the forces of the universe in order to answer the who, what, where, why and how. Whether you want to discuss simple/complex machines or focus on Newton's 3 Laws of Motion,... See Charlie's full profile

...they can construct their own understanding of concepts. My goal is for my students to understand calculus in the way that Newton and Leibniz did when they created it. What sets me apart from other tutors is that I completed a graduate degree in math... See John's full profile

A Pilot is required to be educated in a wide range of subject areas. Aerodynamics and Physical Science are very similar in topics. Newton's Laws, Force, Mass, Acceleration, Atmosphere, Earth, Aerodynamics, and so on. To also include... See Brittany's full profile

Many students do not naturally take to the science section and find it strange that no facts they learn in science classes have anything to do with the test. The ACT doesn't want to know if you understand Newton's laws of motion,... See Joseph's full profile

I have tutored Elementary Math at Baywood Elementary School bear the border of San Mateo and Hillsborough through the Newton after-school program. I have also privately tutored numerous elementary students in mathematics over the years. I... See Richard's full profile

...enclosed by surfaces. The two branches are connected by the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus discovered independently by Isaac Newton and Gottfried Leibnitz. My first exposure to calculus was in high school. I was fortunate enough to have had a teacher... See Edward's full profile

I have a B.A. and M.A. degrees in Hebrew language from Haifa University, Israel. I taught Hebrew and Judaic studies at Temple Reyim and the Sunday School of Jewish Studies, both in Newton, MA. The Center for Educational Documentation (CED)... See Shira's full profile

Differential/Integral calculus was co-invented by Isaac Newton and Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz in the 17th century, but the ideas leading up to it trace back to the ancients who invented the "Method of Exhaustion". Either way,... See Roman's full profile

As a practicing physicist I use calculus all of the time. After all, calculus was actually invented by Newton in order to explain physical laws. I bring an intuitive point of view to this subject which complements the more formal content... See Dr. Aaron's full profile

...products and quotients, chain rule, implicit differentiation, linear approximations, mean value theorem, l'Hospitals rule, Newton's method, antiderivatives, area under curves, definite integral, fundamental theorem of calculus, indefinite integral, ... See John's full profile

Chemical Engineering is designing equipment by use of the physical laws (physics) and chemistry laws. Newtons first and third laws (conservation of mass and energy) allows us to write mass and energy balances across a piece of equipment.... See Milo's full profile

...explain concepts in a way that makes sense to you. Whether you're working on kinematics, projectile motion, circular motion, Newton's laws, forces and free body diagrams, impulse and momentum, work and energy, torque, waves, electricity, circuits, magnetism... See David's full profile

I can help with mathematics including Algebra, Trigonometry, Calculus I, II, III, & Differential equations. Physics I & II ranging from Newton's laws, Work and Energy, Conservation of Momentum, Fluid Mechanics, Harmonic waves,... See Stephen's full profile

I tutor students regular,Pre-Ap and Ap Physics B,C. The courses include topics of Kinematic motions, Forces and newton's laws, Circular Motion, Impulse and Momentum, Work and Energy, Rotational Dynamics, Simple harmonic motion and... See Jane's full profile

I studied with Dr. Edwin Hymovitz at the conservatory for four years. I studied Piano Performance with Dr. Olga Stone at Boston College, Newton. I studied privately for the past 28 years with Maestro Carlo Dominici of Rome. As of May... See Robert's full profile

I trained in test preparation for the high school student with Summit Educational Group in Newton, MA and am now able to use their strategies (although not their materials) to help my own students in Maine and online. I have tutored... See Laura's full profile

In 1988, I studied Special and General Relativity at Harvard University. From 1979 to 1993, I read Ptolemy, Copernicus, Kepler, Newton, and Einstein at St. John’s College in Santa Fe, eventually graduating with a BA in the Great Books of... See Carl's full profile

If algebra is the foundation of mathematics, then calculus is the foundation of physics, statistics, and applied mathematics. It is not an exaggeration to say that our modern world exists thanks to Liebnitz and Newton, who separately... See Bernie's full profile