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School curriculum
Review of the main topics, work on knowledge gaps, and preparation for school tests within the student's grade-level curriculum.
I teach physics online to students in Grades 5–11 from Tashkent and other countries. Together, we explain theory in clear language, close knowledge gaps, and learn to solve problems for school, DTM, entrance exams in Uzbekistan, and the National Certificate.
Include the grade, subject, preparation goal, and convenient time.
The lesson plan is built around the student's current level and chosen goal.
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Review of the main topics, work on knowledge gaps, and preparation for school tests within the student's grade-level curriculum.
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Work with theory, test questions, and calculation problems in the entrance-exam format for admission in Uzbekistan.
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Structured review of key physics topics and regular practice based on the chosen preparation plan.
Grades 5–11
These are not three separate courses: topics within one program depend on the grade, school curriculum, and goal.
When physics is just beginning, students learn to see the phenomena behind the terminology and work with quantities, units, and simple problems.
We connect theory with formulas, graphs, and calculations. We return to foundational topics when they are blocking the current curriculum.
We organize the school physics curriculum and build a preparation plan for DTM, entrance exams in Uzbekistan, or the National Certificate.
Message me on Telegram or Instagram with the student's grade, subject, learning goal, and convenient times. I will ask about the current situation and explain the next step.
Explanations connect reasoning, practice, and steady reinforcement.
Motion, forces, Newton's laws, momentum, energy, and work.
Electric circuits, current, voltage, resistance, and power.
Light, reflection, refraction, lenses, temperature, heat, and thermal processes.
Analyzing the problem, choosing the right law, converting units, working with graphs, and checking answers in multi-step problems.
Physics materials now have their own section: the glossary already includes core formulas, and articles will be added by topic.
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Terms and formulas have been memorized separately, but it is not yet clear how they connect to the physical phenomenon.
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The student needs a clear process, from analyzing the problem to checking units and the final answer.
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The student needs regular physics review for DTM, entrance exams in Uzbekistan, or the National Certificate.
How lessons work
The preparation goal sets the direction, and every lesson combines explanation, independent practice, and feedback.
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Before starting, we discuss the student's grade, preparation goal, and the physics topics that are currently difficult.
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Using a digital whiteboard, we work through the meaning of the law, the quantities, and their relationships instead of beginning with memorizing a formula.
Step 03
We read the problem, draw a diagram, choose the law, convert units, and complete the calculations step by step.
Step 04
The student solves a similar problem independently and receives homework. I check the completed work and review any mistakes.
Lessons take place online. Before starting, we discuss the grade, subject, and goal, then agree on the group and schedule.
850,000 UZS
12 online lessons
Payment is made monthly in advance.
Missed lessons are not rescheduled and are counted as completed.
The trial lesson is free if the student does not continue. If the student continues, the trial lesson is included in the first month.
Questions
A concise overview of the program, online format, and terms.
Lessons are designed for students in Grades 5–11. The specific topics and difficulty depend on the school curriculum, current level, and goal.
During lessons, we separately work on reading the problem, drawing a diagram, choosing the law, converting units, and checking the answer. We begin with the steps that currently cause the most difficulty.
Yes. Preparation includes reviewing theory and practicing entrance-exam problems. The plan depends on the student's current level and the time available; a specific result cannot be guaranteed in advance.
Yes, this is a confirmed preparation area. Before starting, I clarify the goal and discuss which topics need to be reviewed.
I personally teach every lesson. These are regular online meetings with theory explanations, problem solving, and homework review, not a self-paced video course.
No. Lessons are currently online only. Students in Tashkent attend remotely.
One package costs 850,000 UZS for 12 online lessons. Lessons take place three times a week and last 60 minutes.
Send me the grade, subject, preparation goal, and convenient time on Telegram or Instagram. I will reply and explain how to begin.