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Выпускник физического факультета МГУ, обучался педагогике в Harvard University. Уже более десяти лет помогаю детям и взрослым понять и полюбить математику, физику, астрономию и биологию.
Готовлю к олимпиадам и экзаменам в лучшие вузы мира, вдохновляю на открытия и верю, что образование должно быть живым приключением.
Для меня важно, чтобы ученики чувствовали себя уверенно и не боялись ошибаться. Всегда стараюсь дать поддержку и показать связь науки с реальной жизнью. Умею доступно объяснять сложное.
Люблю науку, музыку и путешествия.
Готовлю к олимпиадам и экзаменам в лучшие вузы мира, вдохновляю на открытия и верю, что образование должно быть живым приключением.
Для меня важно, чтобы ученики чувствовали себя уверенно и не боялись ошибаться. Всегда стараюсь дать поддержку и показать связь науки с реальной жизнью. Умею доступно объяснять сложное.
Люблю науку, музыку и путешествия.
Выпускник физического факультета МГУ, обучался педагогике в Harvard University. Уже более десяти лет помогаю детям и взрослым понять и полюбить математику, физику, астрономию и биологию.
Готовлю к олимпиадам и экзаменам в лучшие вузы мира, вдохновляю на открытия и верю, что образование должно быть живым приключением.
Для меня важно, чтобы ученики чувствовали себя уверенно и не боялись ошибаться. Всегда стараюсь дать поддержку и показать связь науки с реальной жизнью. Умею доступно объяснять сложное.
Люблю науку, музыку и путешествия.
Готовлю к олимпиадам и экзаменам в лучшие вузы мира, вдохновляю на открытия и верю, что образование должно быть живым приключением.
Для меня важно, чтобы ученики чувствовали себя уверенно и не боялись ошибаться. Всегда стараюсь дать поддержку и показать связь науки с реальной жизнью. Умею доступно объяснять сложное.
Люблю науку, музыку и путешествия.
Physics is the science that explains how our world works: from the movement of planets to the inner workings of a smartphone. It is not just about formulas, but the language of the Universe itself.
The goal of this course is to spark an interest in science and teach students how to think, analyze, form hypotheses, and explain phenomena. We help students master the school curriculum while preparing them for exams, olympiads, and admission to leading universities.
Lessons are conducted in Russian and are adapted to each student's level.
The goal of this course is to spark an interest in science and teach students how to think, analyze, form hypotheses, and explain phenomena. We help students master the school curriculum while preparing them for exams, olympiads, and admission to leading universities.
Lessons are conducted in Russian and are adapted to each student's level.
Course Description and Objectives
- Real-world Connection: Physical laws are explained through everyday examples—magnets, light, motion, and gadgets.
- Practice and Experiments: We don’t just solve problems; we conduct experiments, discuss observations, and draw conclusions.
- Deep Understanding: We support the school curriculum and expand upon it, breaking down complex topics step-by-step.
- Analytical Thinking: Students learn to formulate questions, build logical connections, and think like researchers.
- Comprehensive Support: We assist in preparing for school exams, international tests, and physics olympiads.
Course Advantages and Results
How the Learning Process Works
The course is built on a combination of theory, problem-solving, experiments, and dialogue. We adapt materials to the student's level and their specific goals.
- Course 1 — for children aged 12–14. Introduction: Physics for School Students. We cover the core physics topics of the first two years of study.
- Course 2 — for children aged 15–17. Preparation for Exams and Olympiads.
Who It Is For
Theo — Lead Instructor of Mathematics and Natural Sciences. Educator and Mentor. The smartest capybara in the room.
A graduate of the Faculty of Physics at Moscow State University with pedagogical training from Harvard University. For over a decade, I have been helping children and adults understand and fall in love with mathematics, physics, astronomy, and biology.
I prepare students for Olympiads and entrance exams to the world’s top universities, inspiring discoveries and believing that education should be a living adventure.
It is important to me that students feel confident and are not afraid to make mistakes. I always strive to provide support and demonstrate the connection between science and real life. I have a knack for making complex concepts easy to understand.
I love science, music, and travel.
I prepare students for Olympiads and entrance exams to the world’s top universities, inspiring discoveries and believing that education should be a living adventure.
It is important to me that students feel confident and are not afraid to make mistakes. I always strive to provide support and demonstrate the connection between science and real life. I have a knack for making complex concepts easy to understand.
I love science, music, and travel.
- A Deep Understanding of key physical principles and phenomena.
- Confidence in solving problems and passing exams.
- Core Skills: Observation, analysis, and logical thinking.
- Communication: The ability to explain complex concepts in simple language.
- Passion for Science: A genuine interest in physics and how the universe works.
Physics
What Participants Receive
The course is designed for:
- Students in grades 5–12 who want to understand physics rather than just memorize formulas.
- Teens preparing for exams (including IB, A-Level, SAT, and PAT).
- Olympiad participants and future students of international universities.
- Anyone curious to understand how the world works through the laws of nature.
онлайн урок физики Схема эмиссионного спектра атома с линиями на разной длине волны и четырьмя моделями энергетических уровней для выбора.
COURSES
Course 1. Introduction: Physics for School Students
For ages 12–14
(Covering the core physics topics of the first three years)
(Covering the core physics topics of the first three years)
- Topics
- Motion and Force: Understanding how things move and what makes them stop.
- Mass, Acceleration, and Inertia: The fundamental trio governing physical movement.
- Pressure, Density, and Archimedes' Principle: Why things sink, float, or fly.
- Light and Shadow: The physics of optics, reflection, and refraction.
- Sound and Vibrations: How waves travel and how we hear the world.
- Electricity and Magnetism: From simple circuits to the forces that power our world.
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- Explore
- Simple Machines: Levers, pulleys, and gears—how we multiply force.
- Temperature and Heat Transfer: Understanding conduction, convection, and radiation.
- Energy and Its Transformations: Kinetic, potential, and the law of conservation.
- Experiments and Observations: Developing the skills of a scientific researcher.
- Problem-Solving Workshop: Turning logic into solutions through a structured mathematical approach.
Course 2.
Physics. Preparation for the Israeli Bagrut Exam.
Physics. Preparation for the Israeli Bagrut Exam.
For students in grades 10–12
(Over a two-year program preparing for 4–5 units)
(Over a two-year program preparing for 4–5 units)
- Topics
1. Mechanics
Scalar and vector quantities (velocity, acceleration, force, momentum).
Uniform and uniformly accelerated motion.
Free fall and projectile motion (motion at an angle to the horizontal).
Newton’s Second Law, friction forces, tension, normal force.
Work, energy, power. Law of conservation of energy.
Momentum and the law of conservation of momentum (collisions).
Circular motion: centripetal acceleration and force.
Kepler’s laws and gravitation (for 5 units).
2. Electricity
Electrostatics: charge, Coulomb’s force, electric field, voltage, potential.
Electric current, voltage, resistance, Ohm’s law.
Series and parallel resistor circuits.
Electric power and work of current.
Capacitors (for 5 units).
3. Magnetism and Electromagnetism (5 units)
Magnetic field, Lorentz force.
Magnetic effects of electric current.
Faraday’s and Lenz’s laws (electromagnetic induction).
4. Waves and Sound
Basic properties of waves: wavelength, frequency, speed.
Interference and diffraction.
Standing waves and harmonics.
Sound: pitch, loudness, resonance.
5. Light and Optics
Laws of reflection and refraction.
Lenses and mirrors.
Image construction and magnification.
Interference and diffraction (5 units).
6. Thermal Phenomena
Internal energy, temperature, heat capacity.
Heat transfer (conduction, convection, radiation).
First law of thermodynamics.
7. Modern Physics (5 units only)
Photoelectric effect.
Wave–particle duality of light and matter.
Atomic nucleus and radioactivity (alpha, beta, gamma).
Introduction
Physics for School Students (ages 12–14)
Physics for School Students (ages 12–14)
The price is for one month (4 lessons), with monthly payment.
Weekly classes.
45–50 minutes per lesson.
Introduction
Physics for School Students
Weekly classes.
45–50 minutes per lesson.
Introduction
Physics for School Students
Physics – Preparation for the Bagrut
The price is per month (4 lessons), with monthly payment.
Weekly classes. Each lesson lasts 45–50 minutes.
For students in grades 10–12
(Two-year preparation for the 4–5 unit Bagrut level).
Weekly classes. Each lesson lasts 45–50 minutes.
For students in grades 10–12
(Two-year preparation for the 4–5 unit Bagrut level).
Course 3
Preparation for Exams and Olympiads
Preparation for Exams and Olympiads
For students aged 15–17
- Course Content – Preparation for Exams and Olympiads
For students aged 15–17
This course focuses on topic review, problem-solving, and strategies for successfully passing physics exams and competitions.
Exams covered:- Russian Unified State Exam (ЕГЭ) in Physics
- Israeli Bagrut Exam in Physics
- IB Physics (Standard and Higher Levels)
- A-Level Physics
- Physics Admission Tests (PAT)
- SAT Physics
- Mechanics, kinematics, dynamics
- Newton’s laws
- Energy, work, and power
- Oscillations and waves
- Electricity and magnetism
- Optics, photons, atomic structure
- Thermodynamics
- Exam-style problem solving
- Analysis of common exam mistakes
- Practice with real test papers
- Strategies for confident answering
Course 3
Preparation for Exams and Olympiads
For students aged 15–17
Preparation for Exams and Olympiads
For students aged 15–17
The price is per month (4 lessons), with monthly payment.
Each child goes through a “gentle entry” assessment—either as a short dialogue and mini-lesson, or using a set of tasks we send beforehand. This helps us place them in a group that matches their level.
If the material is currently too easy or too difficult for a child, we can offer individual lessons or form a small custom group.
If the material is currently too easy or too difficult for a child, we can offer individual lessons or form a small custom group.
We strive to form groups with students of similar levels. Even if some children find it slightly easier or harder at the start, in our experience, after 1.5–2 months, they balance out and become a cohesive team.
If the difference in level is significant, we will offer an individual format or place the child in a different group.
If the difference in level is significant, we will offer an individual format or place the child in a different group.
Classes are held on Google Meet. After registration and payment, you will receive a link to join.
You need any device with internet access and a Google account. It’s also recommended to have a notebook and pen for notes and exercises.
You need any device with internet access and a Google account. It’s also recommended to have a notebook and pen for notes and exercises.
Lesson Duration
- Group lesson: 45–50 minutes
- Individual lesson: up to 90 minutes
No additional software is required. You just need to be signed in to a Google account.
Classes can be accessed from a computer, tablet, or smartphone.
Classes can be accessed from a computer, tablet, or smartphone.
Yes, you can. The main requirements are a stable internet connection and access to a Google account.
Yes, all lessons are recorded. If a child misses a class, they can watch the recording at a convenient time.
Yes. We will send a list of topics already covered along with materials for self-study.
If needed, you can also take one or two individual lessons to comfortably catch up and integrate into the group.
If needed, you can also take one or two individual lessons to comfortably catch up and integrate into the group.
Homework is assigned through Google Classroom. Students also submit their completed work there.
During lessons, we review challenging tasks and go over mistakes together.
During lessons, we review challenging tasks and go over mistakes together.
