Singapore Physics Tutor

Dear students and parents,

Let me cut the chase and get straight to the point. You are not here for fun and laughter. Your time is too precious to be doing that. You are here because you have been searching for help on how to better your Physics grades.

Perhaps you are a total washout now in the subject. Or you are barely passing the subject even though you have spent hours and hours of effort and tuition money on the subject. Or you might be doing fine for the subject, but you desire to take your grade to a higher level.

I know. I understand. I feel your agony and anguish. Because I've been there too. Many years ago.

I recall the days of studying Physics. The amount of frustration and disappointment to invest hours and hours of effort into the subject, only to end up with a disappointing grade.

Or worse, failing in the subject altogether.

But all of that changed the very day I made up my mind never to struggle and fail in this subject again. I took a step back and seriously analysed what went wrong with me and my studying methods as far as Physics is concerned.

It was painstaking. It was heartbreaking. It was effort demanding.

BUT IT WAS ALL WORTH IT.

I did well for my Physics, and I have been using my studying methods for the subject to help many students of mine over the past 20 years.

And today, I dare speak with confidence that I too am able to help you with your Physics.

But I can't help you unless you do this very first step ...

Pick up the phone now and give me a call at 8157 6308 for a free phone consultation.

The earlier you do this, the better it is for you as it gives me more time to help you with the subject.

And not to worry, you are NOT obligated to engage my services after the FREE phone consultation. But your decision to give me a call right now might just mean a world of difference to your Physics grade. Remember, he who hesitates is lost and 100% of the shots you don't take never goes in.

I look forward to hearing from you today.

Best regards and God bless,

Gideon Goh

 P.S. Hang around my website for a while. I have written some articles regarding Physics (and tuition in general) for your benefit. I'll be adding more and more articles to my website over time, so do bookmark my website and visit me from time to time to update yourself with my articles. Please kindly recommend my website to others if you have found it to be useful, so that I can also help others like you. Thank you very much.

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Students' BIGGEST Complain About Physics

       Having taught the subject of Physics at the O-levels and the A-levels for many years, I have heard many complaints and grouses from students regarding the subject. These complaints and grouses range from incompetent and boring Physics teachers in schools, finding the subject totally boring, hating Physics altogether, etc., etc., etc.

       However, the biggest complaint (and frustration) students have regarding Physics is that they are NOT getting the results they desire despite having dedicated many, many hours of effort into the subject. What's worse is that most of these students do not even know why their hard work and effort are not paying off.

       If you can identify with what I have just written, then I urge you to read the rest of this article.

Why Do Students Hate Physics         

          Most of us would fondly recall having received an education in Science at some point in our school lives. In fact, we are most likely to have been introduced to the subject of Science when we were in our upper primary school years. As we progressed into secondary schools, we quickly realised that Science is further catergorised into three different subjects, namely Physics, Chemistry and Biology.

          In all my years of teaching and tutoring students in the subject of Physics, I've found that there is indeed two extremely polarised groups of students as far as the subject is concerned - those who absolutely love the subject and those who simply hated it. The students who loved Physics feel that the subject is fun and can relate how Physics helps to explain how things work in our daily lives. These students also tend to be doing fine as far as the subject is concerned. On the other hand, the students who hated the subject view it as a waste of time and effort. Given the chance, they will probably drop the subject in the blink of an eye.