Teaching has been a part of my life since childhood. My elementary school teachers often chose me to help my classmates who were struggling. I've always had a passion for science, and in high school, I developed a fascination with astronomy. Despite limited resources in my hometown, I was able to conduct photometry on a binary star at the university's observatory, thanks to the guidance of a university professor. Science fiction novels were another great love of mine. I pursued a degree in physics and will be defending my doctoral dissertation next week.

I officially began teaching in 2014, working with students of all ages in universities, schools, and private settings. Because I believe in a holistic approach to learning and student development, I enrolled in a professional coaching program at the CoachingWays Institute. In my online classes, I usually use Microsoft Whiteboard, finding visuals and examples to be incredibly helpful. I also enjoy supporting my students' personal growth in various aspects of their lives.
Beyond my formal teaching roles, I've had the privilege of sharing my passion for science with a wider audience. I've taught introductory physics courses, including electromagnetism and mechanics, at the university level. Additionally, I've led science classes in local schools, fostering a love of learning in younger students. To complement these experiences, I've conducted private astronomy classes and coaching sessions for teenagers, emphasizing the importance of critical thinking and scientific inquiry.
I hope that living in Iran and not being able to obtain certain certifications that are common elsewhere won't prevent me from connecting with you. I wish all of you the best in your endeavors.