Learn Physics and Maths from an astronomy student at Uppsala

From 42.3 C$ /h

Physics and Maths have been an integral part of various high school and bachelors curricula. I teach students through curiosity driven questions and help them remember concepts through frequent recaps. I have been teaching for 1.5 years, therefore I have enough experience with various learning styles. I can teach any concept in high school and bachelors physics curriculum. I can also teach any concept from high school math curriculum.

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Around Uppsala, Sweden

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60 minutes

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English

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Physics

Math

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Arianna

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Education: I hold a PhD in Physics and Applied Mathematics from the Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen. Focus of my project was modeling and understanding the glacial cycles using mathematical models. During my PhD, I have collaborated with researchers in Applied Mathematics from different research groups in Europe.

I also hold a Bachelor and Master's degrees in Physics. I graduated full marks with honours in Physics from La Sapienza, University of Rome.

Work & teaching experience: Since my university studies, I have been working or volunteering as a Math and Physics tutor, helping mostly high schools and college students. During my PhD at Copenhagen University, I was teaching assistant in 3 Full Master's Degree courses. I also worked as a high school math teacher. Other work experience include content creation (Physics explanations) and research.

What I have learnt from my experience as a tutor:
I believe it is only when you are able to explain difficult concepts in a clear and simple way, that you can consider yourself a good teacher! I did not have a good math teacher when I was in high school. I recall almost hating doing my Math homework! Luckily, after taking a few math classes with a really good tutor, I changed my mind completely. And here I am :-)

Class description: depending on the student's background and preferences, I usually prepare some material (theory, exercises, examples, etc...) that the student can use to strengthen their skills. I am also available outside the class for homework and support.

Sabiha

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I have worked as a Mathematics teacher, British Curriculum, grade 7 and 8. Also I have taught business and marketing programmes at undergraduate level as well as International Associate Diploma programme in Business. I also conducted several training programmes in Business communication, English communication as well as English grammers at a trainning center, Cambridge Trainning Center in Sudan. My goal is to engage students with differentiated learning approach. Additionally, I keep students challenged, but not overhelmed. I assign homework after every lesson and provide regular feedback and periodic progress report.

Luc

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Mathematics is the best thing to learn in order to improve your logical thinking. It is also an important subject at high school and University.
About my teaching method, I will focus on helping you solving your problem. Your understanding is my main target. It is meaningless if I teach too much and you do not understand anything. I will pay much attention on listening to you, what your problem is and will solve it.
The time is very flexible. I can help you whenever you need. Ask me in order to have a soonest response.

Mandukhai

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I can tutor Maths, English Literature, English, and Mongolian. I can also help with other classes depending on what it is and what level it is.
I can definitely teach majority of the lessons up to highschool. University wise if it is business course related definitely can help.

Massara

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Hello!

I am a graduate IB high school student from Sweden. I have been a tutor for three years in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Philosophy and to some extent Art to a 16-year-old girl.
I can tutor in all those subjects as well as Japanese and English. I have no experience concerning this, but I will try my best (I have finished Japanese Genki 4).
Usually, I help my tutee when she is stuck in a problem in her worksheet/homework. I would help explain the concepts associated with the problem etc-so far so normal.
Furthermore, I find that even preparing lesson plans is fun. I find the endeavour very rewarding and wish to try it as a part-time job. For example, I love seeing the eureka moments of the students :)
I speak native Swedish and Arabic and can use that to tutor in lessons. In addition, I can tutor in them as subjects at a basic level if you so wish. For example, I can teach Swedish or English to an Arab or a Japanese person etc.
Note:
I do not have natively English-speaking parents. However, my level is basically of a native because IB is an English-based program.

Nice to meet you. I look forward to seeing you if you liked it so far.

Best regards,
Massara.

Ibtisam

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You will learn what you need in math, I have long experience in teaching for more than 15 years. I can teach pupils in intermediate and secondary schools.
I have long experience in teaching MS Project ( program for planning projects).
Teaching Arabic language.

Ekaterina

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Mathematics is extremely important field, thought sometimes it might be not so easy to study. I have a huge experience helping to understand Mathematics to kids and to adults. Also, I have been explaining "hidden" topics that are usually not common in school program, though they are very exiting and important!

Azam

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I worked 8 years as a teacher at primary and elementary schools. I know how I can teach and have strong ties with the student to learn something with enthusiasm. I teach mathematics, farming, painting to children from 3 years old to 12 years old.

5.0

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Welcome to a hands-on journey into the world of coding, math, and problem-solving. This class is designed to make Python programming and mathematics come alive for learners of all ages. Instead of memorizing formulas or commands, students will explore concepts through games, puzzles, and real-world examples.

We’ll start with the basics of Python—learning how to think like a programmer, write simple code, and see instant results. From there, we’ll connect coding to math and probability, exploring ideas like coin flips, dice rolls, patterns, and data visualization. Students will build projects that show how math and logic work in action, whether that’s simulating chance events, drawing geometric shapes, or analyzing simple data sets.

By the end of the course, students will not only understand how to code, but also how to use coding as a powerful tool to explore math in creative and practical ways. Each lesson builds confidence, encourages curiosity, and leaves space for imagination.