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Nasim Physics Teacher

I am a physics teacher with a Master's degree in Physics and several years of experience teaching in high schools and colleges. I graduated at the top of my class and enjoy helping students build a deep understanding of physics.

I believe students learn best when they are curious and actively involved. My lessons are interactive and focus on understanding concepts rather than memorizing formulas. I encourage students to think independently and build confidence in solving problems.

In my free time, I enjoy cooking, traveling, watching movies, and learning languages. I speak English (Academic IELTS 8.0), German (ÖSD Zertifikat B2), and Persian, and also teach English.

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A free session of up to 25 minutesDiscussion of your goals and expectationsA brief assessment of your current level (if needed) Certificate

Curriculum overview

    25 minutes

    $5

    1-session program

    What students learn

    • Use SI units and measurement techniques accurately.
    • Apply scientific notation to represent and calculate large and small quantities.
    • Distinguish between scalar and vector quantities.
    • Perform basic vector operations and representations.
    • Apply foundational physics concepts and mathematical skills to solve simple problems.

    Included

    6 live 50-minute sessions with your teacherProviding helpful materials such as: Class notes, Practice problems, Homework assignmentsClear explanations of key conceptsGuided examples Certificate

    Curriculum overview

    1. 1Session 1: Introduction to physics, its scope, applications, and scientific thinking.
    2. 2Sessions 2-3: Measurements, physical quantities, SI units, accuracy, and precision.
    3. 3Session 4: Scientific notation and powers of ten.
    4. 4Sessions 5–6: Scalars and vectors, vector representation, and introductory vector operations.

    50 minutes

    $120

    6-session program

    What students learn

    • Distinguish between distance and displacement, and between speed and velocity.
    • Calculate velocity and acceleration in various motion scenarios.
    • Interpret and analyze motion graphs.
    • Apply equations of motion to solve kinematics problems.
    • Analyze projectile motion using horizontal and vertical components.
    • Use mathematical reasoning to describe and predict motion.

    Included

    8 live 50-minute sessions with your teacherProviding helpful materials such as: Class notes, Practice problems, Homework assignmentsClear explanations of key conceptsGuided examples Certificate

    Curriculum overview

    1. 1Session 1: Introduction to motion; reference frames; distance and displacement.
    2. 2Session 2: Speed and velocity; average and instantaneous motion.
    3. 3Session 3: Acceleration; uniform and non-uniform motion.
    4. 4Session 4: Distance–time and displacement–time graphs; interpreting motion graphs.
    5. 5Session 5: Velocity–time graphs; graph analysis and motion relationships.
    6. 6Session 6: Equations of motion for uniformly accelerated motion; problem-solving applications.
    7. 7Session 7: Projectile motion; horizontal and vertical motion components.
    8. 8Session 8: Projectile motion applications; integrated review and kinematics problem-solving.

    50 minutes

    $160

    8-session program

    What students learn

    • Identify and describe common forces acting on objects.
    • Apply Newton's Laws of Motion to explain and predict motion.
    • Analyze the effects of balanced and unbalanced forces.
    • Evaluate the role of friction in everyday and physical systems.
    • Explain circular motion and the concept of centripetal force.
    • Solve basic mechanics problems involving forces and motion.

    Included

    7 live 50-minute sessions with your teacherProviding helpful materials such as: Class notes, Practice problems, Homework assignmentsClear explanations of key conceptsGuided examples Certificate

    Curriculum overview

    1. 1Session 1: Introduction to forces; contact and non-contact forces; free-body diagrams.
    2. 2Session 2: Newton's First Law; inertia; balanced and unbalanced forces.
    3. 3Session 3: Newton's Second Law; force, mass, and acceleration; applications of F=ma.
    4. 4Session 4: Newton's Third Law; action-reaction force pairs and real-world examples.
    5. 5Session 5: Friction; static and kinetic friction; effects and applications of friction.
    6. 6Session 6: Circular motion; centripetal force; everyday examples of circular motion.
    7. 7Session 7: Applications of Newton's Laws; integrated problem-solving and course review.

    50 minutes

    $140

    7-session program

    What students learn

    • Explain the concepts of work, energy, and power.
    • Calculate work done and energy changes in physical systems.
    • Distinguish between kinetic and potential energy.
    • Apply the principle of conservation of energy.
    • Calculate power and evaluate efficiency in simple systems.
    • Solve quantitative problems involving work, energy, and power.

    Included

    6 live 50-minute sessions with your teacherProviding helpful materials such as: Class notes, Practice problems, Homework assignmentsClear explanations of key conceptsGuided examples Certificate

    Curriculum overview

    1. 1Session 1: Work; force and displacement; calculating work done.
    2. 2Session 2: Kinetic energy; energy of motion and related calculations.
    3. 3Session 3: Potential energy; gravitational potential energy and applications.
    4. 4Session 4: Conservation of energy; energy transformations and transfers.
    5. 5Session 5: Power; rate of doing work; efficiency and real-world applications.
    6. 6Session 6: Integrated problem-solving; applications of work, energy, and power; course review.

    50 minutes

    $120

    6-session program

    What students learn

    • Define and calculate linear momentum for single and multi-object systems.
    • Explain impulse as the product of force and time and relate it to momentum change.
    • Apply the law of conservation of momentum to isolated systems.
    • Distinguish between elastic and inelastic collisions using energy and momentum principles.
    • Solve one-dimensional collision problems using algebraic and vector reasoning.
    • Interpret real-world collision scenarios using momentum-time relationships.
    • Analyze safety applications such as airbags, seatbelts, and crumple zones using impulse concepts.

    Included

    8 live 50-minute sessions with your teacherProviding helpful materials such as: Class notes, Practice problems, Homework assignmentsClear explanations of key conceptsGuided examples Certificate

    Curriculum overview

    1. 1Session 1–2: Momentum basics, including what momentum is, its units, and simple calculations for moving objects.
    2. 2Session 3: Impulse and how force and time affect changes in motion.
    3. 3Session 4: The link between impulse and momentum change, with basic problem solving.
    4. 4Session 5–6: Conservation of momentum in closed systems and solving simple collision problems.
    5. 5Session 7: Elastic and inelastic collisions and how energy changes during collisions.
    6. 6Session 8: Real-world applications of collisions and a short review of all key ideas.

    50 minutes

    $160

    8-session program

    What students learn

    • Explain periodic motion and simple harmonic motion.
    • Apply Hooke's law to simple oscillating systems.
    • Distinguish between transverse and longitudinal waves.
    • Describe wave properties, including wavelength, frequency, period, amplitude, and wave speed.
    • Solve basic problems involving wave speed, wavelength, and frequency.
    • Explain wave behavior, including reflection, interference, standing waves, and refraction.

    Included

    8 live 50-minute sessions with your teacherProviding helpful materials such as: Class notes, Practice problems, Homework assignmentsClear explanations of key conceptsGuided examples Certificate

    Curriculum overview

    1. 1Session 1–2: Periodic motion, Hooke's law, simple harmonic motion, and pendulums.
    2. 2Session 3–5: Wave properties, including wave generation, transverse and longitudinal waves, wavelength, frequency, period, amplitude, wave speed, and related calculations.
    3. 3Session 6–8: Wave behavior, including reflection, interference, standing waves, refraction, and two-dimensional waves.

    50 minutes

    $160

    8-session program

    What students learn

    • Explain how sound is produced and transmitted through different media.
    • Describe the properties of sound, including speed, frequency, wavelength, pitch, and loudness.
    • Apply the Doppler effect to explain changes in observed frequency.
    • Explain the physics of music, including resonance, standing waves, harmonics, and sound quality.
    • Describe the structure and function of the human ear.
    • Explain applications of sound, including ultrasound and echolocation.

    Included

    10 live 50-minute sessions with your teacherProviding helpful materials such as: Class notes, Practice problems, Homework assignmentsClear explanations of key conceptsGuided examples Certificate

    Curriculum overview

    1. 1Session 1–3: Nature of Sound — sound production, propagation through matter, speed of sound, pitch, loudness, intensity, and the Doppler effect.
    2. 2Session 4–7: The Physics of Music — resonance, standing waves in strings and air columns, harmonics, sound quality, sound spectra, consonance, dissonance, and musical intervals.
    3. 3Session 8–10: Hearing and Sound Technology — the human ear, hearing, ultrasound, echolocation, sonar, and other applications of sound.

    50 minutes

    $200

    10-session program

    What students learn

    • Distinguish between luminous and illuminated sources.
    • Apply the ray model to describe the propagation of light.
    • Explain illuminance and the inverse-square relationship.
    • Describe the wave nature of light.
    • Explain polarization and the Doppler effect for light.
    • Solve basic problems involving the speed, frequency, and wavelength of light.

    Included

    5 live 50-minute sessions with your teacherProviding helpful materials such as: Class notes, Practice problems, Homework assignmentsClear explanations of key conceptsGuided examples Certificate

    Curriculum overview

    1. 1Session 1–2: Illumination — ray model of light, luminous and illuminated sources, illuminance, luminous intensity, and the inverse-square law.
    2. 2Session 3–5: The Wave Nature of Light — wave model, polarization, speed of light, wavelength and frequency, and the Doppler effect for light.

    50 minutes

    $100

    5-session program

    What students learn

    • Apply the law of reflection.
    • Describe image formation by plane mirrors.
    • Construct ray diagrams for plane and curved mirrors.
    • Distinguish between real and virtual images.
    • Use the mirror equation and magnification equation to solve image-formation problems.
    • Predict the characteristics of images formed by concave and convex mirrors.

    Included

    6 live 50-minute sessions with your teacherProviding helpful materials such as: Class notes, Practice problems, Homework assignmentsClear explanations of key conceptsGuided examples Certificate

    Curriculum overview

    1. 1Session 1–2: Reflection from Plane Mirrors — the law of reflection, plane mirrors, virtual images, and image characteristics.
    2. 2Session 3–6: Curved Mirrors — concave and convex mirrors, ray diagrams, real and virtual images, mirror equation, magnification, and image formation.

    50 minutes

    $120

    6-session program

    What students learn

    • Apply Snell's law to explain and calculate the refraction of light.
    • Explain total internal reflection and dispersion.
    • Describe image formation by convex and concave lenses.
    • Solve problems using the thin lens and magnification equations.
    • Explain how the human eye forms images and how common vision defects are corrected.
    • Describe the basic operation of common optical instruments.

    Included

    10 live 50-minute sessions with your teacherProviding helpful materials such as: Class notes, Practice problems, Homework assignmentsClear explanations of key conceptsGuided examples Certificate

    Curriculum overview

    1. 1Session 1–3: Refraction of Light — index of refraction, Snell's law, speed of light in materials, total internal reflection, critical angle, dispersion, and optical phenomena such as mirages and rainbows.
    2. 2Session 4–7: Convex and Concave Lenses — converging and diverging lenses, principal rays, image formation, ray diagrams, thin lens equation, magnification, image characteristics, and lens aberrations.
    3. 3Session 8–10: Applications of Lenses — the human eye, nearsightedness, farsightedness, cameras, microscopes, refracting telescopes, binoculars, and other applications of lenses.

    50 minutes

    $200

    10-session program

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    Off the clock

    Café mornings
    Café mornings
    Always reading
    Always reading
    Me and the bees
    Me and the bees
    Honey harvesting
    Honey harvesting
    My homemade cookies
    My homemade cookies
    My Favorite
    My Favorite
    One of the first experiences!
    One of the first experiences!
    Weekend
    Weekend
    Solo adventures
    Solo adventures
    In a historical town
    In a historical town
    Homesick thousands of kilometers away
    Homesick thousands of kilometers away
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    Photography
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    Assessment

    We evaluate your goals, current level, and learning style.

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    Personalized Learning Plan

    I build a custom roadmap tailored to your target outcome.

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    Live Coaching

    Structured, interactive lessons with real-time feedback.

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    Progress Tracking

    Continuous measurement keeps you improving every week.

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    You reach your target — fluency, band score, or career goal.

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    Encourages curiosity and independent thinking

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    Everything You Need to Know

    🌟After an initial assessment, I build a personalized plan. 🌟I send the contents before our class. As a result, please remember to download those contents prior to our class. 🌟Lessons are live, one-on-one video sessions tailored to your goals. 🌟You just need a device with a camera and a stable internet connection. 🌟If you have any problems during our class, don't be afraid of mentioning it. I'll be really excited to hear it.
    Please cancel the class 24 hours before class. Sessions missed without 24 hours notice cannot be rescheduled or refunded. I value your time and ask that you value mine too — it keeps things fair for everyone.
    Simply choose a package or book a trial lesson, then pick a start date that works for you. If you are unsure where to start, send me a message first and I will personally help you decide.
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