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Struggling with Physics?

Is your child finding physics challenging? As a parent, you may feel their frustration when homework takes hours, and you catch yourself saying, “I wish I could help more.” Physics can feel overwhelming without a solid understanding of the concepts behind each problem, especially when students are expected to analyse real-world situations.

You’ve Tried Flashcards and YouTube Clips

You’ve tried watching YouTube videos on Newton’s Laws, testing them with flashcards on key terms, and reviewing the textbook together. Despite these efforts, it can feel like pieces of the puzzle are still missing. You know that your child’s confidence will grow as they begin to grasp the material and succeed in their studies.

How I Can Help

This is where I can help! As an experienced physics teacher, examiner, and tutor, I offer personalised support to help your child break down complex problems and grasp the underlying concepts. Together, we create problems based on their interests, making physics both approachable and engaging. With this approach, I’ll ensure your child has a strong foundation to excel in their KS3, GCSE or A Level physics studies.

www.physicswithkate.com

Contact me and we can have a free phone consultation to see how I can support your child on their Physics journey. 

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