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Physics
Go Beyond Formulas.
Truly Understand Physics.

From Newton's laws to AP Physics, we make the principles of the universe make sense.

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A great physics teacher doesn’t just recite formulas; they build a bridge between mathematical equations and real-world intuition. Our tutors are elite educators who excel at this. They are career teachers, engineers, and physicists holding PhDs and advanced degrees. Many are veteran AP Physics Readers, giving them an unparalleled understanding of what success looks like. They are experts in teaching the systematic problem-solving strategies that allow students to confidently tackle any problem, from kinematics to electromagnetism.

In physics, getting stuck is common, but knowing why you're stuck is the real challenge. Is it the concept, the algebra, or setting up the problem? Our tutors are expert diagnosticians who pinpoint the root of the issue. The first session focuses on identifying these specific gaps. From there, we build a targeted plan to reinforce weak areas, solidifying both the conceptual understanding and the mathematical skills needed to apply it effectively.

The result is the confidence that comes from having a repeatable problem-solving process. It's the ability to look at a complex problem, draw the free-body diagram, identify the principles at play, and know exactly how to begin. Our unique blend of structured sessions and on-demand support empowers students to build this mastery. This is why students so often see a dramatic improvement in their grades and a genuine reduction in stress within 2 to 4 weeks.

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Meet Some of Our Amazing Physics Tutors

Physics is the ultimate "why" question. Our tutors are passionate guides who love exploring the answers. They are the top 1% of educators, celebrated for their ability to make a subject that can seem intimidating feel intuitive and exciting.

 

Whether it’s connecting projectile motion to sports or circuits to technology, they reveal the physics that’s all around us. Their goal isn't just to help students get a better grade; it's to inspire a new way of seeing the world.

Daniel G.

PhD in Physics

Princeton University

3 years of teaching experience

PhD in Physics from Stony Brook University, Physics major and Computer Science minor from Princeton. 10 years experience tutoring/teaching, current teacher at private high school teaching physics, computer science, and astronomy. I love helping students to understand better how things work, whether it be physical laws or a piece of code. My passion is in small individual or group tutoring/teaching settings, where I can work with motivated students to explore the awesome stuff they are learning. I started tutoring as a sophomore at Princeton University, and have continued a combination of tutoring and teaching in various forms since; I'm now in my fourth year at a private college prep school, where I have taught AP Physics C, AP Computer Science A, and developed my own curriculum for an astronomy class and a python class. I look forward to being able to work with you on whatever problems or concepts you're struggling with!

Susan H.

MS in Chemistry Education

Illinois State University

9 years of teaching experience

Susan Homan, M.S.C.E - Physics and Chemistry Tutor With nine years of experience teaching chemistry and physics in public schools, I’m passionate about helping students build critical thinking and problem-solving skills while developing a deeper understanding of science. I hold a B.S. in Integrated Science Education and an M.S. in Chemistry Education, and I specialize in tutoring chemistry and physics, including AP-level courses. My personalized approach addresses each student’s needs by considering their background knowledge, strengths, learning style, academic goals, and even their interests and hobbies. I understand that chemistry and physics can be challenging, and I’m excited to share strategies for tackling complex problems while building true conceptual understanding. This approach not only boosts grades but also prepares students for success in future science classes, opening the door to exciting opportunities in college, careers, and beyond.

Nathan S.

Masters in Education

Brown University

12 years of teaching experience

I can help you use simple ideas to build a complex understanding of physics and chemistry! I have been teaching and tutoring high school physics and chemistry for more than 10 years. I have worked with students of all levels (and in both English and Spanish) to help them find answers to their questions and develop their skills and ideas. I believe that all students come in knowing things and having ideas, so I use what you already know to help you reach the next level of understanding. Before my Masters in Education, I majored in Science and Society at Brown University, and I am interested in how people who are not (or not yet) professional scientists understand and relate to science. I studied physics, chemistry, biology, engineering, and the history and philosophy of science, all of which help me make connections and give me both a deep and broad perspective on science. I love questions, and I am excited to get to work with you to help you level up your skills and understanding!

Sean M.

National Board Certified

West Chester University of PA

12 years of teaching experience

Sean Martin is a National Board Certified Teacher in Physics with over 15 years of one-on-one tutoring experience and over 10 years as a high school physics teacher. A born instructor, teaching comes naturally to him. He believes that everyone is capable of learning and understanding as long as they have someone who can explain things in a relatable way, and Sean is a master at simplifying difficult, complex concepts into easily understandable ideas that relate to students’ lived experiences. He started his education career in Los Angeles while tutoring for Ellen Richards Education in 2008 and after a year of tutoring decided to pursue a career as an educator. He earned both his BS in Physics (2012) and his MS in Transformative Education and Social Change (2017) from West Chester University in PA and is certified in AP Physics 1, AP Physics 2, AP Physics C: Mechanics, and AP Physics C: Electricity & Magnetism.

Emmett S.

M.Ed in Teaching

UCSB

6 years of teaching experience

Physics is my passion, and teaching is my calling. While I've always been good at math, my true love for it blossomed when I started to see how it applied to the real world—that's when physics entered the picture. I earned both my B.S. in Physics and my M.Ed in Teaching and Instruction from the University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB). I've spent years teaching high school STEM classes, including Physics, Astronomy, and Engineering, and I'm currently an active virtual classroom teacher. I know physics can have a reputation for being difficult, and it's my goal to change that. I believe physics gives you the tools to accomplish hard things, and anyone can learn to use them. As your tutor, I will partner with you to tackle challenging concepts and build the confidence you need to succeed.

Ryan M.

PhD in Physics

University of Arkansas

10 years of teaching experience

Dr. Ryan Miller is an exceptional Physics educator with over a decade of experience teaching high school, college, and university-level courses. As a Physics Faculty member at Arlington Tech in Arlington, VA, he teaches Standard High School Physics, Dual Enrollment College Physics I & II, and AP Physics, fostering a deep understanding of physics concepts through real-world applications. Dr. Miller holds a Ph.D. in Physics from the University of Arkansas, and his academic background includes a Master's in Computational Physics and a Bachelor's in Particle Physics. His expertise spans physics, astronomy, and computational science. As an educator-researcher at NASA’s CCRI Program, he integrates cutting-edge Earth and space science data into lessons, inspiring students to engage in research projects and science competitions. Dr. Miller is committed to empowering students in STEM fields, helping them build critical skills for success.
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Mastery Across the Physics Spectrum

Our tutors are equipped to help with the full range of high school and AP Physics courses, from foundational mechanics to calculus-based electricity and magnetism.

Physics I & AP Physics 1/2 (Algebra-Based)

We focus on building a strong, intuitive conceptual foundation that algebra-based physics demands. We make the core ideas of Newtonian mechanics, energy, and momentum click, eliminating confusion and building the confidence needed to excel.

AP Physics C
(Calculus-Based)

Success on the AP Physics C exams requires a sophisticated approach to both mathematics and physical reasoning. As veteran AP teachers and official graders, our tutors provide expert, targeted support for both Mechanics and E&M, focusing on the challenging, multi-step problem-solving and FRQs to ensure students are prepared for a top score.

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