Learn Electric Charges and Fields in Physics

I am teaching Physics from last 5 years. And within a week after getting classes from me, student falls in love with the subject. Eagerly waits for the next class.

I am a teacher of Physics and having an experience of 12 years. I can teach Physics in very simple and conceptual way to students. I am M.Sc. in Physics, B.Ed., SET and CTET qualified. I worked as PGT Physics at APS Nasirabad and Kendriya Vidyalaya Banar, Rajasthan and Assistant Lecturer of Physics in Aakash Institute.

I am a strong believer in concept-based gain of knowledge. I start from scratch while teaching the very basic concepts and take my students to a level where they have a deep understanding of the subject. Once they understand the concept, the next step is that practice a lot of questions/numerical/problem in the class itself as practice is the key to retain knowledge. I refer to prescribed books by CBSE/ICSE board considering board exams but always encourage students to refer additional 1 or 2 books (like H C Verma/ B M Sharma/ D C Pandey) for JEE/NEET based on their speed to practice. In last I provide them enough homework to practice at home and send me the doubts before the next class. As 12th being the boards exams, we prepare right from beginning by covering the previous year questions too and providing enough adhoc classes

Class 12 in the CBSE/ICSE system in India is a crucial year for students, as it is the final year of their secondary education. Learning Methodology in physics. Understand the Basics First: Start with a solid foundation by grasping the fundamental concepts and principles of physics. Ensure you have a good grasp of mathematics, as it is an essential tool in physics. Begin by understanding the fundamental concepts of physics, such as motion, forces, energy, and matter. A strong foundation is essential. Chunk Information: Break down the material into smaller, manageable chunks. Focus on one concept at a time, master it, and then move on to the next. Active Learning: Engage actively with the material. Instead of just reading or listening, try to solve problems, ask questions, and make connections between concepts. Practice Problem-Solving: Physics involves a lot of problem-solving. Work through a variety of physics problems regularly to reinforce your understanding. Seek out practice problems and solutions in textbooks or online resources. Start with straightforward physics problems and gradually work your way up to more complex ones. Practice problem-solving regularly. Visualize Concepts: Physics concepts can often be abstract. Use visual aids, diagrams, and animations to help you understand and remember complex ideas. Relate physics concepts to everyday experiences or familiar analogies. For example, compare the flow of electricity in a circuit to the flow of water in pipes Create concept maps or mind maps to connect related physics concepts. This can help you see the relationships between different ideas. I am teaching Physics with the concept of a child-centered education system. Currently, I am working in a CBSE school having 12years of experience. I have 9 years of online teaching experience with technical skills. I can teach Physics with the basic concepts following the standards of the CBSE Curriculum with practical applications, and numerical solving methods. I can ensure that I will give complete value to the student for their academics. Please have a look at my profile for more information

Experienced and dedicated Science educator with a strong background in teaching Physics, ,Maths to Grade 12 students. Skilled in creating engaging lesson plans aligned with CBSE/ICSE/State Board curricula, fostering scientific curiosity, and using modern teaching aids such as smart boards, simulations, and lab experiments. Proficient in classroom management, differentiated instruction, and continuous student assessment. Committed to promoting STEM education and preparing students for board exams and competitive entrance tests.