Physics is really applied math — and most students who struggle with it are stuck on setting up the problem, not on the physics idea itself. A tutor helps your student draw the diagram, pick the right equation and work through the algebra, step by step.
What we cover in Physics
- Kinematics & motionPosition, velocity and acceleration problems.
- Forces & Newton's lawsFree-body diagrams and net force.
- Energy & momentumConservation laws and collisions.
- Circular motion & gravityCentripetal force and orbits.
- WavesFrequency, wavelength, sound and light basics.
- Electricity & magnetism basicsCharge, current and simple circuits.
Signs your child could use a Physics tutor
- Understands the concepts but cannot set up problems
- Gets stuck on the algebra inside physics problems
- Taking AP Physics or intro college physics
- Lab reports and problem sets are piling up
“Rick has a gift for breaking down complex concepts into manageable pieces … Rick's patience, enthusiasm, and encouragement has helped build my son's confidence in math, and he consistently looks forward to their sessions.”— Ricki Benjamin, parent
How online tutoring works
- Try the whiteboard. Explore our practice whiteboard free — no account needed.
- Create a free account. It takes about 30 seconds and no card is needed.
- Start your free 30 minutes. After a quick card check (no charge), meet 1-on-1 on the shared whiteboard with voice and chat. Bring your child's homework — they can paste a photo of it right onto the board.
Pricing
Your first 30 minutes are free. After that, buy tutoring time in blocks — no subscription, and each session only uses the minutes you actually spend.
Who you'll work with
Math Tutor Time is led by Rick, who has tutored more than 500 students — including years of online tutoring with Tutor.com — from elementary math through college Calculus. Every tutor who joins is hand-picked by him. Read what families say →
Frequently asked questions
Do you tutor AP Physics?
Yes, including AP Physics 1 and intro algebra-based college physics.
Is Physics taught on the same whiteboard?
Yes — free-body diagrams and motion graphs are easy to draw and annotate together.
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