Start with something to explain.
A demonstration, an everyday observation, or a prediction gives us a question to work on. We return to it as our understanding develops.
About · 关于我
IB Physics teacher
My background is in electrical engineering, mathematics, and computer science. I began teaching physics in 2018, and have taught both A-level and IB Diploma students.
What I enjoy most about teaching is helping students make sense of something that once felt confusing—and seeing them become more confident in their own thinking.
A little about my classroom
How we learn
We move between observations, diagrams, graphs, and equations to build a clear picture of the physics.
A demonstration, an everyday observation, or a prediction gives us a question to work on. We return to it as our understanding develops.
We take time to draw diagrams, state assumptions, and explain each step. Equations become more useful when students understand the model behind them.
Worked examples give students a starting point. Practice then asks them to choose an approach, check their reasoning, and learn from mistakes.
A little background
Bachelor of Engineering
Electrical Engineering and Mathematics
Master of Engineering
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
A-level Physics
IB Diploma Physics
Keep in touch
For course-related questions, you can reach me at my teaching email.