I use a combination of videos and worksheets for the students I tutor. I try and have them engage as much as possible. The content starts off at the most basic level. This is to gauge an understanding of what these students know already. Then I move into some more difficult content to try and get them to think critically and understand what's happening. I also like to try and take real life applications (especially in Mathematics and Physics) to get them really thinking.
I have tutored students in the years below me and that has helped me to feel more comfortable around them. Physics has always been a passion of mine and helped me when I started to take up a hobby of Aerospace Engineering. I have taught myself many a module from this area and the applications of GCSE and A Level physics have helped me with that.
I was extremely lucky and had a teacher who cared about physics. This allowed me to see how amazing the subject is and helped me progress and become a better student in the area. I used to enroll on trips and extracurricular activities for physics and I still keep up to date on the latest developments in the field even though I study a degree that is completely different (Geography).