I have constructed slideshow presentations for each topic within the subject, which are complete with diagrams, key information, equations and quick summary questions. This is for introducing the topic or as a refresher before moving onto the next steps. It will not just be me talking through a slideshow as this is what makes a subject boring. Instead it will be a combined effort from tutor and student to read through and build the knowledge on what we are about to practice. Throughout this phase, I can have a better insight into what particular area the student is struggling and cater the lesson towards this.

For the more complex aspects of each topic such as practical experiments,specific systems and machinery that the specification requires students to understand, I have included an in depth analysis of these aspects. This will help pupils build the knowledge and comprehension which will result in them being able to summarise the aspect, in order to demonstrate clear understanding.

Further steps into the lesson include practice exam questions and then a detailed walkthrough in how to answer them, once the pupil has finished. Revision book questions often vary greatly from what the questions look like in the exam. That's why practicing these exam questions and understanding what the examiner is looking for, is essential. Physics is a practical subject, therefore the best way to become better is to apply the theory into practice often.

Not only will I offer practice with the subject but also methods and discussion in how to set up study routines, efficient study methods and steps to becoming more disciplined and organised with your learning, that will help your position in the future.