Teagen
MSc Physics • BSc Mathematics and Physics
Seven years of high-school tutoring experience, including IB Mathematics and Physics.
IB Physics • HL & SL
IB Physics students must translate between a physical situation, a model, mathematics and an explanation. Formula selection becomes much easier once the student can describe the system and assumptions clearly.
Tutors use diagrams, estimation and step-by-step reasoning to expose the point where a solution breaks down. The goal is transferable problem solving, not memorization of one question pattern.
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Tutoring is aligned to the student's course sequence and assessment cohort.
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Tutors teach students to represent the situation before calculating. This makes sign conventions, system boundaries and hidden assumptions visible.
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A tutor may teach modelling, measurement, uncertainty and evaluation. The student must design and perform the investigation, process their own data and write the report.
Relevant team experience
Tutor availability changes. These profiles illustrate relevant team experience; we confirm the proposed tutor's current availability and exact course fit before a family commits.
MSc Physics • BSc Mathematics and Physics
Seven years of high-school tutoring experience, including IB Mathematics and Physics.
Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Physics
University teaching-assistant and private-tutoring experience across advanced Physics and Mathematics.
Master's Physics • 10+ years teaching
International teaching experience across Canada, the United States and India, including IB Physics HL and SL.
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Yes. We confirm the student's level and current unit before matching because HL depth and pace require specific experience.
Yes. The tutor can identify the particular algebra, trigonometry, vector or calculus skills blocking progress and teach them in the Physics context.
No. Tutors teach experimental and analytical skills, while design, data, reasoning and writing remain the student's own work.