Who is best tutor for physics?

QE is Ministry accredited, which means we offer high school courses. We know the curriculum of each subject inside-out. We know what foundation building block is important leading to the next grade. As we have worked with 5,000+ students over the past 9 years, we are familiar with the common weakness and challenge they face on each subject. Therefore, we focus on what matters most to achieve success. Our students were admitted to top universities: Waterloo, Laurier, Queen's, Western, McGill with scholarship from $2,000 to $50,000.

What does a physics tutor do?

A physics tutor is someone who assists students in understanding physics concepts, including those related to energy, matter, force, materials, and relevant laws. They offer their services to students through one-on-one sessions or group settings outside of the traditional classroom environment. The goal of a physics tutor is to help students gain a deeper understanding of the subject matter and develop the necessary skills to succeed in their coursework. They may assist with homework assignments, test preparation, or simply provide additional guidance to help students master challenging concepts.

Are tutors worth the money?

Acquiring the assistance of a tutor can be a significant advantage for one's education, but unfortunately, it is often overlooked. One-to-one home tutoring provides individualized attention to each student, which can help address all their queries effectively. Consequently, seeking guidance from an experienced tutor is always beneficial. With personalized support, a tutor can help a student identify their strengths and weaknesses, provide guidance on how to approach challenging subjects, and offer valuable feedback to enhance learning outcomes. Ultimately, the benefits of tutoring can have a significant impact on a student's academic success and overall educational experience.

Who is the No 1 physics teacher in world?

Renowned as a teacher, mathematician, and physicist, Sir Isaac Newton is credited with developing the theory of gravity. He applied his groundbreaking concepts of the Law of Motion and gravity to elucidate the movement of the planets and the Sun. Through his pioneering work, Newton revolutionized the field of physics and made significant contributions to the scientific community. His discoveries and theories remain influential and continue to inspire contemporary research in the realm of physics and astronomy.

Are physics tutors in demand?

Physics educators are highly sought-after in many regions of the United States and across the globe, providing them with greater flexibility in selecting their preferred location than individuals in many other technical fields. Upon becoming qualified to teach physics, you may have the opportunity to lecture, conduct research, or pursue other academic activities in addition to teaching. This versatility in career paths enables physics educators to explore diverse opportunities within the field and tailor their profession to their unique interests and aspirations.

What should a physics student do?

A degree in physics can open up a multitude of career opportunities, including roles in invention, research, teaching, and beyond. Throughout your degree program, you will acquire valuable skills in mathematics, data analysis, and productive modeling, which are highly transferrable and can be applied to various industries beyond physics. By developing proficiency in these skills, you can position yourself to pursue a diverse range of career paths, such as data analysis, software engineering, or quantitative finance, to name just a few. Overall, a physics degree can serve as a solid foundation for many exciting and dynamic careers.

Is the physics classroom good?

The Physics Classroom is an excellent resource for students seeking additional review or practice in physics concepts. Instructors can also leverage the site's simulations to augment their classroom instruction and provide visual aids that illustrate complex ideas. Furthermore, sections of the website can be assigned to students who may have missed laboratory sessions in class, enabling them to keep up with the curriculum and achieve learning objectives. With its comprehensive content and interactive tools, The Physics Classroom is a valuable asset for both students and teachers.

Is physics still math?

Although physicists use math extensively for calculations in their work, their focus differs from mathematicians in that they do not necessarily strive for a fundamental comprehension of abstract mathematical concepts. Rather, physicists prioritize obtaining answers to specific questions and utilize computation as a means to achieve those answers. As mathematician Tony Pantev notes, physicists approach their work with a practical mindset, and their use of math is predominantly a means to an end.

▷ Physics Tutoring Newmarket | Builds Foundations

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Physics Tutoring Newmarket | Build Foundaitons

Physics is a challenging subject for a lot of students. The key challenge is that physics is problem solving based. Students are accustomed to math, where they will have a formula and “plug-in” the numbers to derive the answer. For physics, you need to know which formula to use in the first place and how to change the formula according to the situation.

Memorizing steps and equations doesn't work. All questions in physics are application-based, they are word problems. QE teaches the concepts and how to apply the concept to solve problems, along with useful physics problem solving techniques. With good lessons and understanding, and hard work in practice, QE students achieve well in physics.

How can our Physics tutor in Newmarket help you?

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Chris is graduated major in physics at McMaster University. He is entering John Hopkins University to study his PhD in physics this fall.

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Focus on foundation and patch up foundational gaps from previous years
Our tutors are familiar with the Ontario curriculum, we know all the "Must Know" questions under each unit, for you to score higher on tests
Teach you the concepts proactively. We don't just sit back and wait for questions, because very often you don't know what to ask. Answering a few questions will not help you to score well on tests. You need to understand the concepts and apply
Go through your homework / problems that you don't understand, with step by step explanation
Provide worksheets for weekly practice, including difficult application / thinking problems that you will encounter on tests
Exam review packages and mock exams at year end, to prepare you for the finals.

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We focus on understanding of physics concepts and not memorizing. We have a structured approach with lessons teaching to the students based on his school curriculum. We also teach concepts plus application problems, to help students to achieve in their tests and exams.

The QEA Structured Approach

Step 1: Review concepts from school

To build a good foundation, students must understand the concepts first. QEA is Ministry accredited, where we have lesson plans on every unit, down to every single step. We systematically teach concepts and show how to apply them.

Step 2: Teach how to apply concepts on school homework and our Test level physics application problems

To build a good foundation on physics, students must understand the concepts first. QEA is Ministry accredited, where we have lesson plan on each physics concept, and application problems down to every single step. We systematically teach physics concepts and show students how to apply them.

Step 3: Weekly extra homework practice focus on test-level difficulty

Teachers sometimes give easy homework and very tough tests, where students are not prepared for test level difficulty. QEA develops our own worksheet package that are on par with test level difficulty, especially on application / thinking problems. This will train our students with an edge to tackle tough problems on tests.

Step 4: Learn study skills and Exam writing strategies to build long term success

QEA students can attend our Seminars and Workshops on study skills and test writing strategies. We provide these seminars throughout the year free of charge or low price for our students.

We share the best approach from other top 95%+ students and our wealth of experience. This helps our students to build long term success.

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QEA Math Teacher

Nikki is a certified teacher with Master degree in Education from University of Toronto. She has been working with QEA for over 6 years, and many of QEA top students came out of her class

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QEA Physics Tutor

Chris is our physics tutor, explaining his approach in teaching physics. Chris is going to John Hopkins University this fall studying PhD in Physics

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Harvard University

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Mathematics Tutor and Science Tutor
Teaches: Calculus, Advanced Functions, Physics

PhD Candidate, University of Toronto

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How to get high marks in Physics 11?

Common challenges for physics 11

When it comes to physics 11, it is a challenging subject for a lot of students. It is a combination of calculation and theory. Many students either don’t understand the concept enough to apply it, or they aren’t good in math to carry through the calculation. This is why they find physics difficult.

2 Tips to score higher marks on Physics (from QEA Physics Tutor Newmarket)

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One of the important techniques we tutor our physics students is to visualize the problem. Oftentimes students are too quick jumping into the equation. This is the wrong approach. Remember, physics is not math. You need to first understand the problem. By visualizing the question, you will know the variables and parameters involved, and what is happening. Only then you can apply / manipulate your equations, and plug-in your variables and numbers.

Learn how to understand physics from QE physics tutors in Newmarket

Remember that physics is more than just answering homework questions. It can be easy to fall into the habit of memorizing equations and hoping that with that knowledge you can sail through the course by plugging in numbers. You need to start off by understanding the concept. Why are you applying the equation in this way? What is happening behind the steps? This will facilitate your understanding and you will be able to apply even if your teacher changes the question. This is the approach we use and it works.

How to get high marks in Physics 12?

Common challenges for physics 12

Physics 12 is an extension from physics 11. By now you need to master your problem solving skills. Physics 12 is more difficult because the concepts are more abstract, complex, and the application questions involves more moving parts. You will encounter projectile motion, objects colliding, objects spinning, rockets launching and so on. With each situation, your teachers can always change the variables and parameters and you need to work backwards / forward to derive the solution.

2 Tips to score higher marks on Physics 12
(from QEA Physics Tutor Newmarket)

Learn problem solving techniques from QE physics tutors in Newmarket

It’s the same important technique we teach in physics 11. This technique is even more handy for physics 12 problems, as they are more complex. You need to understand the problem by visualizing it, only then you will know what variables are involved, which equation you need to bring in, and how to combine them. Trying to plug in numbers to given equation will not get you the final answer. You have to work from the situation. And we teach this important problem solving technique in our physics 12 tutoring sessions.

Learn how to breakdown problems from QE Physics tutors in Newmarket

A common mistake for a lot of students in that they are trying to do too much in one step. They might try to combine multiple equations into a large equation, which makes it very difficult and confusing the solve. Our approach is to break down the equation into pieces. Once you calculate each piece, you can combine them together and get a final answer. This approach will reduce the complexity and avoid having too much algebra in one equation. therefore, you can avoid making careless errors. We teach this approach in our tutoring session and it works!

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SPH3U Physics 11
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SPH3U Physics Grade 11 is one of the most important Science courses in grade 11 for university admission

SPH3U Physics Grade 11 - Course Description

Course syllabus with physics tutoring Newmarket

This course develops students’ understanding of the basic concepts of physics. Students will explore kinematics, with an emphasis on linear motion; different kinds of forces; energy transformations; the properties of mechanical waves and sound; and electricity and magnetism. They will enhance their scientific investigation skills as they test laws of physics. In addition, they will analyze the interrelationships between physics and technology, and consider the impact of technological applications of physics on society and the environment.

What is taking SPH3U Physics Grade 11 like?

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Quite frankly, Grade 11 Physics can be tough, because it involves using lots of formula, which students are expected to know beforehand. Most of the concepts will be very new for many students. In most cases, problem-solving does not follow concrete steps, as in math. So students will need to know all the formulas, as well as how to manipulate different equations to achieve their desired result.

Physics questions are traditionally full of word problems, and that's another area of challenge to most students, because they'll need to understand the questions, interpret them, then extract the given variables and variations. But with practice, even this can be mastered.

Grade 11 physics is a pre-requisite for Grade 12 Physics and an important course for students who wish to pursue engineering or science in university.

Tips to succeed in SPH3U Physics Grade 11

Success tips with physics tutoring Newmarket

To excel in grade 11 physics, you can't simply memorize the equations. For your own good, it is far better to understand the reasoning behind every concept. Be sure to visualize the situation so you can identify given variables and variations in each problem. Additionally, you want to be sure you`re applying the equations rightly, instead of blindly following steps or processes.

The complexity of physics is also seen in the use of several equations to solve a single problem. The trick is to identify what you have been given, note their places in the relevant equations, and identify the variables you weren't given in the question. Finally, use this equation or in combination with other equations to find the unknown.