Jayant P.

Years of Experience in Class 11 Tuition

5

Teaching Experience in detail in Class 11 Tuition

I teach online as well as at student's home

Years of Experience in Class 12 Tuition

5

Teaching Experience in detail in Class 12 Tuition

Years of Experience in Engineering Entrance Coaching classes

3

Teaching Experience in detail in Engineering Entrance Coaching classes

In my experience tutoring for (and taking) low level physics classes, I have worked out a few ground rules that can help you conquer problems. These will help whether the problem is in a homework assignment or on an exam. We will go over them now. 1. Don't Panic. Sounds obvious, right? And yet, its harder than it sounds. You look at the question and the sentences loom at you menacingly, confusing you to no end. You have no idea where to start, even if you recognize the basic concepts. Whose cars go in which direction? What type of wave travels on the string? Help me, you think in terror. Help me. This is your time to take a deep breath, close your eyes, and count to five. In lower level physics, most questions can be solved by simple formulas. As long as you remember these formulas, you are most of the way to an answer. From now on, the only thing that you need to concentrate on is converting the horrible, confusing chunk of text into readable bits that fit into your formulas. You can do that. 2. Try to Understand the Situation What is going on in this problem? Is this a ball free-falling from some height? Is it Superman's velocity as he flies to save Lois Lane a certain distance away? Or perhaps its a question about magnetism? Electricity? Figure out the context first. You don't have to understand all the small details, but once you know what youre dealing with in general, you will know how to formulate your answer and which equations to use. 3. Read the Question Carefully So you understand the physical situation now, and you know what subject this question deals with (or multiple subjects). Now, read the question again, and make sure you are clear on what it actually requires you to find. The same type of problem say, bouncing ball can ask you to find initial velocity, maximum height or angle of launch. Each of these will require a slightly different strategy. Make sure you know what you need to do. Another good tip to remember at this point, too, is that many physics problems have very crucial information in

Years of Experience in Class 9 Tuition

10

Teaching Experience in detail in Class 9 Tuition

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Years of Experience in Class 10 Tuition

10

Teaching Experience in detail in Class 10 Tuition

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Years of Experience in Medical Entrance Coaching classes

3

Teaching Experience in detail in Medical Entrance Coaching classes

In my experience tutoring for (and taking) low level physics classes, I have worked out a few ground rules that can help you conquer problems. These will help whether the problem is in a homework assignment or on an exam. We will go over them now. 1. Don't Panic. Sounds obvious, right? And yet, its harder than it sounds. You look at the question and the sentences loom at you menacingly, confusing you to no end. You have no idea where to start, even if you recognize the basic concepts. Whose cars go in which direction? What type of wave travels on the string? Help me, you think in terror. Help me. This is your time to take a deep breath, close your eyes, and count to five. In lower level physics, most questions can be solved by simple formulas. As long as you remember these formulas, you are most of the way to an answer. From now on, the only thing that you need to concentrate on is converting the horrible, confusing chunk of text into readable bits that fit into your formulas. You can do that. 2. Try to Understand the Situation What is going on in this problem? Is this a ball free-falling from some height? Is it Superman's velocity as he flies to save Lois Lane a certain distance away? Or perhaps its a question about magnetism? Electricity? Figure out the context first. You don't have to understand all the small details, but once you know what youre dealing with in general, you will know how to formulate your answer and which equations to use. 3. Read the Question Carefully So you understand the physical situation now, and you know what subject this question deals with (or multiple subjects). Now, read the question again, and make sure you are clear on what it actually requires you to find. The same type of problem say, bouncing ball can ask you to find initial velocity, maximum height or angle of launch. Each of these will require a slightly different strategy. Make sure you know what you need to do. Another good tip to remember at this point, too, is that many physics problems have very crucial information in

Years of Experience in Staff Selection Commission Exam Coaching

4

Years of Experience in Class 6 Tuition

5

Years of Experience in Class 7 Tuition

5

Years of Experience in Class 8 Tuition

5

Years of Experience in CET Coaching classes

2

Teaching Experience in detail in CET Coaching classes

I teach physics from basic to high level within proper time. many student was taught by me and get selected with very good ranks.

Years of Experience in MBA Entrance Coaching classes

4

Years of Experience in Spoken English classes

3

Teaching Experience in detail in Spoken English classes

i teach English from basic to high level.i take class for school exam preparation. i also teach economics

Years of Experience in NMAT Exam Coaching classes

3

Years of Experience in SAT Coaching classes

5

Years of Experience in IBPS Exam Coaching

20

Years of Experience in Quantitative Aptitude Coaching

3

Teaching Experience in detail in Quantitative Aptitude Coaching

I teach quant

Years of Experience in NEET-UG Coaching Classes

8

Teaching Experience in detail in NEET-UG Coaching Classes

I am teaching from 3 year online