Physics makes sense once someone shows you the current.
One-on-one and small-group sessions built around the College Board AP Physics curriculum. We work through circuits, fields and free-body problems live, instead of just lecturing.
An engineer's approach to teaching physics
- Licensed teacher, UAE Ministry of Education
- M.S. Cybersecurity, Rochester Institute of Technology
- B.S. Mechatronics Engineering, University of Jordan
- Certified Energy Manager
- Based in Dubai, UAE
I've taught the American curriculum at Dubai National School Al‑Barsha since 2019. My courses are Physics 1, AP Physics 2, and AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism, and I planned and developed the E&M curriculum myself.
My background isn't purely academic. With a mechatronics engineering degree and hands-on work in Arduino, control systems and electrical wiring, the circuits I teach are ones I've actually built. The diagrams and simulations on this site come from the same place: I draw them myself, the way I'd sketch them on a whiteboard mid-lesson.
I later completed a Master's in Cybersecurity, which mostly shows up here as a habit. I like systems that behave predictably, and I teach physics the same way: build the model first, then trust the math.
Built around the exam, taught around your questions
AP Physics 1
Kinematics through rotation, oscillations and fluids.
- Free-body diagrams, live
- Energy & momentum problem sets
- Weekly FRQ practice
AP Physics 2
Fluids, thermodynamics, E&M, optics and modern physics.
- Circuit diagrams built step by step
- Ray optics constructions
- Weekly FRQ practice
AP Physics C: E&M
Electricity and magnetism, the course I built the curriculum for.
- Derivations, not just formulas
- Past free-response walkthroughs
- Exam-day pacing strategy
Class schedule & enrollment
Group classes run live on Google Meet. Message me on WhatsApp to reserve a seat.
A few tools from the actual toolbox
Free to use, no sign-up. There are also 31 topic lessons and 37 interactive simulations covering every AP Physics course: 1, 2, C: Mechanics and C: E&M.
Resistor network simplifier
Combine series and parallel resistors one step at a time, then work back out to find the current through and voltage across every resistor.
Try it →
Ray diagram library
Mirror and lens ray diagrams for every object position. Drag the object, see the image form, and print a clean copy.
Browse →
Gauss's law, fully solved
The field inside and outside a charged sphere, using symmetry and flux reasoning, written out the way we'd work it live.
Read →
AP Physics 1 formula map
Every unit in one place, with what each symbol means. Print it or save it as a PDF.
Open & print →Message me on WhatsApp to book a time
No forms, and no back-and-forth over email.
- Send a quick WhatsApp message with your course and goals.
- We agree on a time that works for you.
- Join the live session on Google Meet.