Practice

A process for independent work

1. Read the problem and write down what is known and what needs to be found.
2. Identify the topic and recall the relevant rule or law of physics.
3. Work step by step without skipping transformations or units.
4. Check the answer: consider the sign, order of magnitude, and domain conditions.
5. If you find a mistake, locate the first incorrect step and review that specific part of the topic.

How to keep practice from becoming copying

A hint is most useful after your own attempt. Opening a ready-made solution immediately can create a sense of understanding without building the skill. Write down your reasoning first, then compare it with the explanation.

Agreeing on a lesson plan

Before lessons begin, send the student's grade, subject, learning goal, difficult topics, and convenient times. I will explain the lesson format and available schedule so we can agree on the next step.