School physics
Physics for grades 10, 11, 12 & self study
Physics experiments (theory, calculation & report)
Simple machines and tools
Physics notes for selected topics
University physics and works
General physics for first year university & self study
Experiments (theory , calculation & report)
Physics projects, writing notes for selected topics
Physics is our incomplete knowledge of nature:
Physics is a foundation for all other science and engineering fields, and is included in some philosophy study. In fact, it is hard to find anything in our physical life where there is no physics. Physics uses mathematics as a great tool and partner as it is in all other science subjects. Physics and math go alongside each other in the progress of our knowledge building. In physics, we study the so-called laws of nature. They are human perception of what are believed to be the rules that govern the natural events. From the countless observations and scientific study of nature, human have developed a set of theories that are approximations of true laws of nature. They are as precise as what is allowed by the human ability to see. As we gain greater maturity along with improvement in measurements, we know more and the older theories are updated with newer versions.
Different views in physics:
Often, update of a theory involves seeing things differently from the earlier version due to advancement in knowledge, skill and measuring tools. Dry friction force in early classical mechanics turn out to be forces between atomic particles after the advances in atomic physics. The concept of mass density (mass per unit volume) has to be replaced with something different when we focus on the regions between the atoms and sub-atomic particles or near empty space. Within classical mechanics, gravity may be viewed as a force (or) as a potential field.
School physics:
In school, we learn early classical mechanics and some other topics. Development of these concepts and formulas that describe the laws of nature are important parts of the study. Even though there are newer versions of laws of mechanics, classical mechanics is still very useful and sufficiently precise for the study of motion of everyday objects in the types of motions we usually experience in our local world.
Our life depends on where we live, and there are other objects in where we live. These objects move and interact each other according to the laws of nature. Important exchanges between the objects include force and energy. Consequences of these exchanges include possibilities for human benefits such as "moving heavy objects the way we want" and "making a box to store potatoes" as well as destructions such as "collapse of a wooden platform due to heavy weights". Therefore, it is generally believed that every person should have a chance to learn basic physics.
In addition, we also discover ourself and do self improvement in:
Attention to details and what (could) actually happens than words
Writing and saying things as complete and precise as possible when needed
Knowing that what we know is incomplete
Reduction of bias and increased honesty
Aware of diverse consequences of technologies
Available services:
Online tutoring.
In person tutoring if you can travel to where I can come.
Writing lesson plans according to the requirements
Writing a set of sample solved problems with explanations.
Writing article for selected topics in school physics.
If you need something which is not in above list, please let me know and we can discuss.