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Domenico

Germany
£76

60-min

/h

Chemistry, Physics & Mathematics Tutoring | IB, MYP & IGCSE/GCSETranslate this text using Google Translate.

Chemistry, Physics & Mathematics Tutoring | IB, MYP & IGCSE/GCSETranslate this text using Google Translate.

MY BACKGROUND: I’m a teacher and tutor specialising in Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics, working with students across IB, MYP and IGCSE/GCSE curricula. I currently teach Science and IGCSE Physics at The British Online School, alongside my work as a private tutor supporting international students online. I also taught IB Diploma Chemistry and Physics and MYP Math at the International School of Bologna. My academic background spans Chemistry and Physics. I hold Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Chemistry and a PhD in Physics (Chemical Physics), and previously worked in academic and scientific research across Chemistry, Chemical Physics and Astrophysics. MY TUTORING: I provide individual online tutoring for students following IB, MYP and IGCSE/GCSE programmes, in Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics. My aim is to make the tutoring process structured and transparent: students should know what they are working on, why they are working on it, and what they need to do next. Tutoring does not necessarily begin with whatever chapter happens to be next in the textbook. When useful, I use diagnostic questions, previous tests, student work, discussions or self-assessment tools to identify areas that need attention. This can help distinguish between, for example: - a difficulty with the current topic; - an earlier knowledge gap that is causing problems now; - difficulty applying concepts to unfamiliar questions; - mathematical or problem-solving weaknesses; - exam technique or time-management issues. Lessons are adapted to the student and to what we are currently trying to achieve. A session might involve introducing a new concept, revisiting something that was not fully understood at school, analysing mistakes from a test, working through increasingly challenging problems, or preparing for an upcoming assessment. I generally place particular emphasis on understanding the reasoning behind a method rather than simply reproducing a procedure. For calculation- and problem-solving-based subjects, we also work on developing a systematic approach, while also reviewing all the mathematical skills relevant to the subject. As the student progresses, the balance can change. Some periods may require more explanation and consolidation; others may focus predominantly on independent problem solving and exam-style questions.

Ralph

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Switzerland
£107

60-min

/h

Physics and Math (high school, gymnasium, university exams)Translate this text using Google Translate.

Physics and Math (high school, gymnasium, university exams)Translate this text using Google Translate.

I am a PhD physicist and teacher known for being able to explain the most complex topics in the simplest way, from Newton's laws to the high-school student, to quantum physics to the university student. Teaching focus: - Fundamental theory: most difficulty in solving exam problems does not come from the complexity of the problem but from the student not being comfortable with the theory. - Problem solving: breaking a question down into its simplest parts, visualising the physics involved. Format: - Lessons at my home where I have a whiteboard and desk set up for teaching - Online via Google meet - Lessons at the student home (depending on distance, possible surcharge) Exams: Any pre-university examination, including Matura, PAM, IB, A-levels. The type of exam is not as important as the topics being studied. What students say: - "I had to repeat the first semester of medical school because of physics, and after working with Ralph, physics actually became one of my best subjects. He explained the theory incredibly clearly and went through the exercises step by step. I could ask questions at any time, and I was also able to decide what pace we wanted to work at during our lessons." (Helena, UZH student) Personal accomplishments: - Gold medalist at the International Astronomy Olympiad (Beijing 2005) - Lecturer at ETH Zurich 2020-2024 - Phd in Theoretical Physics, University of Bristol - B.Tech. in Engineering Physics, IIT Bombay

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