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M.Mohtashum Teacher of Maths and physics
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Key Responsibilities:
Conceptual Clarity: Explaining abstract concepts in ways that make sense to students, often through real-world examples. Whether it’s algebraic structures or Newtonian mechanics, the teacher ensures that students can grasp the ‘why’ behind the math and physics principles.
Problem-Solving Skills: Encouraging students to approach problems methodically—breaking them down, analyzing variables, and applying the appropriate formulas. Teaching techniques like dimensional analysis, estimation, and approximation are key components.
Hands-On Learning: Integrating experiments, demonstrations, and interactive simulations where students can observe physics in action. These activities make abstract theories tangible, especially in subjects like electricity, magnetism, or wave mechanics.
Mathematical Fluency: Fostering a strong understanding of mathematical tools and methods, which are crucial for tackling physics problems. From algebra and calculus to differential equations, the teacher helps students connect the mathematical techniques with physical principles.
Real-World Applications: Making connections between the classroom material and how it applies to technology, engineering, space exploration, and everyday life. This helps students appreciate the relevance of what they’re learning and how it impacts the world around them.
Building Critical Thinking: Challenging students to not only solve problems but to think critically about the underlying assumptions, implications, and connections between different areas of math and physics.
Assessment and Feedback: Providing regular assessments to gauge student understanding, followed by constructive feedback that helps students improve their problem-solving strategies and conceptual clarity.
Continuous Learning and Growth: As both math and physics are constantly evolving fields, the teacher must remain engaged with the latest research, trends, and pedagogical approaches to ensure they are providing up-to-date, effective instruction.
Personal Qualities:
A teacher of Math and Physics is passionate about both subjects and shares that enthusiasm with their students. Patience, perseverance, and a deep understanding of the material are essential, as these subjects often require time for students to master. The teacher must also be adaptable, finding ways to reach students with different learning styles—whether through visual aids, practical examples, or collaborative group work.
Conceptual Clarity: Explaining abstract concepts in ways that make sense to students, often through real-world examples. Whether it’s algebraic structures or Newtonian mechanics, the teacher ensures that students can grasp the ‘why’ behind the math and physics principles.
Problem-Solving Skills: Encouraging students to approach problems methodically—breaking them down, analyzing variables, and applying the appropriate formulas. Teaching techniques like dimensional analysis, estimation, and approximation are key components.
Hands-On Learning: Integrating experiments, demonstrations, and interactive simulations where students can observe physics in action. These activities make abstract theories tangible, especially in subjects like electricity, magnetism, or wave mechanics.
Mathematical Fluency: Fostering a strong understanding of mathematical tools and methods, which are crucial for tackling physics problems. From algebra and calculus to differential equations, the teacher helps students connect the mathematical techniques with physical principles.
Real-World Applications: Making connections between the classroom material and how it applies to technology, engineering, space exploration, and everyday life. This helps students appreciate the relevance of what they’re learning and how it impacts the world around them.
Building Critical Thinking: Challenging students to not only solve problems but to think critically about the underlying assumptions, implications, and connections between different areas of math and physics.
Assessment and Feedback: Providing regular assessments to gauge student understanding, followed by constructive feedback that helps students improve their problem-solving strategies and conceptual clarity.
Continuous Learning and Growth: As both math and physics are constantly evolving fields, the teacher must remain engaged with the latest research, trends, and pedagogical approaches to ensure they are providing up-to-date, effective instruction.
Personal Qualities:
A teacher of Math and Physics is passionate about both subjects and shares that enthusiasm with their students. Patience, perseverance, and a deep understanding of the material are essential, as these subjects often require time for students to master. The teacher must also be adaptable, finding ways to reach students with different learning styles—whether through visual aids, practical examples, or collaborative group work.
Subjects
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Physics (1st year & 2nd year) Intermediate
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Mathematics (1st year and 2nd year) Intermediate
Experience
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Teacher (May, 2024–Present) at ' I am a private employee and working full time as a teacher in The Educators school Lahore
I am a teacher my role is to teach and manage my class
Education
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BSc Physics (Oct, 2024–now) from Punjab University in Lahore
Fee details
Rs1,000–3,000/hour (US$3.59–10.77/hour)
HBL account
Easypaisa account
JazzCash account
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Johar Town, Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan
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Can travel:
3.11 mi (5.0 km)
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- Last login: 7 hours ago
- Registered: 7 hours ago
- Total Teaching exp: 3.0 yrs.
- Teaches online: Yes
- Online Teaching exp: 0.0 yrs.
- Teaches at student's home: Yes
- Homework Help: Yes
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Gender: Male
- Works as: Individual teacher
- Speaks: English, Urdu
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Fee:Rs1,000–3,000/hour(USD 3.59–10.77/hour)
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