Lessons will take place online and will focus around the fundamentals of Physics. If all present would rather we discuss different content other than what is planned, this can be done so long as it is Physics related. My teaching method involves creating or presenting physical demonstrations of the lesson work (where possible) to be able to give a visual explanation as to what is being taught. Said demonstrations will either be from videos (or other media) when they are considered the best way to explain a topic, but demonstrations from myself will be used if efficient and optimal enough.

After some weeks, I will offer tests to understand how well your knowledge has improved during the course. From this I can adapt what is taught and help make lessons more engaging if needed, as I am a strong believer that the teacher should be willing to make the lessons interesting to keep people's attention.

I will never refuse a question so long as it is about Physics. If the question is unrelated to the lesson I can always answer it later, and there is never such thing as a bad question, just questions that may need different explanations.

My own experience with Physics is strong. While I am not a university-level professor in terms of experience, I am a Physics student at the University of Birmingham who already has experience teaching in a secondary school classroom. Thus, you can be sure that I will be able to deliver lessons that will truly inspire you to learn more in the field of Physics.