"I am a current physics doctoral candidate at the University at Buffalo, and as such, I have dedicated the past decade to learning as much as I can from this vast and inspiring subject. During this time, I have accumulated over five years of experience teaching college-level courses, including mechanics, electricity and magnetism, thermodynamics, and laboratory courses that focus on experimental techniques in physics. In addition, I have experience privately tutoring high school Advanced Placement courses.

My approach to teaching physics mirrors the approach I use when studying it: I aim to look beyond the equations by breaking them down—variable by variable—and linking them to physical observables that we can intuitively understand. This method has proven effective with the hundreds of students I have taught, and it has had the added benefit of instilling a genuine love for the subject, which is my ultimate goal.

Since mathematics is the natural language of science, I also have a lot of experience teaching anything from algebra to calculus and even differential equations. Furthermore, my true passion lies in particle physics and cosmology, and I can therefore help with more complicated subjects such as quantum mechanics and general relativity. Please contact me with any further questions you may have regarding my services. I try to respond to all inquiries as quickly as possible. Thank you!" less...