AP Physics can feel like a wall of formulas, so I tutor it the way I learned it: start with the diagram, then the math. I’ve taught AP Physics 1 and C for 8 years through after-school review blocks, summer bootcamps, and 1:1 online lessons. Strong in mechanics, circuits, and FRQ writing, and I’ll show you how points are earned (and lost) line by line on the rubric, with timed practice. I’m happy to review your lab graphs too.

Hey! If AP Physics has you stuck, I’m the person who’ll stay with it until the units and directions line up. I tutor AP Physics 1/2 and I’m big on kinematics, energy, and waves. I TA’d intro physics in college, so I’ve seen the same misconceptions a hundred times. I keep a folder of past FRQs and we practise short explanations that match scoring notes, plus quick multiple-choice drills. Sessions usually end with a 5-minute recap you can screenshot.

I’m a former aerospace engineering intern who ended up tutoring AP Physics during grad school and never stopped. I focus on problem setup: free-body diagrams, sign conventions, and clean algebra so you don’t leak points. I’ve supported AP Physics C (Mech & E&M) students for 6 years, including plenty of ‘my test is Friday’ sessions where we triage topics, then do two FRQs start to finish. I’m picky about units and sig figs because graders are.

I teach AP Physics 1 for students who are fine at maths but get thrown by wordy prompts. We’ll practise translating questions into models, then timing FRQs under real constraints. I’ve coached school teams for physics competitions and run weekend review workshops each spring. My favourite unit is momentum/impulse because it rewards clear thinking, and I’ve got a bank of tricky collision problems I rotate through.

AP Physics 2 is where many students fall behind on concepts (fluids, thermo, electricity, modern). I’ve spent 12 years teaching and tutoring that course and I’m big on lab-style reasoning: what changes, what stays constant, what a graph should look like. If you need help with experimental design, uncertainty, or explanation-heavy FRQs, we’ll tackle those directly with past prompts and mark them together.

Hi, I’m the tutor who takes messy scratchwork and turns it into something an AP reader can follow. I’ve helped students through AP Physics C for 4 years, mostly those taking Calc alongside and aiming for a 5. We’ll drill core patterns (rotation, Gauss, circuits), practise ‘show your work’ that earns credit, and build a personal mistake log from your quizzes and homework so the same slip doesn’t repeat.