Connor Seckerson

In my lessons, I focus on making math and physics clear, engaging, and tailored to your needs. I usually begin by identifying the areas where you feel least confident, then break down those concepts into simple, step-by-step explanations. My goal is to replace confusion with clarity and build confidence in tackling problems that once felt overwhelming.

Lessons are a mix of:
Concept review – revisiting key ideas in a way that makes sense and sticks.

Worked examples – solving problems together so you can see how to approach questions methodically.

Practice and feedback – giving you time to attempt questions independently, with tips, strategies, and corrections provided as we go.

I place a strong emphasis on active learning asking guiding questions, encouraging you to explain your reasoning, and showing you different ways to approach the same problem. This makes lessons interactive and ensures you’re not just memorising formulas but actually understanding the logic behind them.

Every student learns differently, so I adjust the pace and style whether that means slowing down to revisit fundamentals, using visual aids to clarify abstract concepts, or challenging you with more advanced material to stretch your skills. Above all, I create a supportive and encouraging environment where questions are always welcome, and mistakes are seen as part of the learning process.

By the end of each lesson, you’ll walk away not just with a stronger grasp of the material, but also with the tools and strategies to approach future problems more effectively. Over time, you’ll gain the confidence to tackle exams, assignments, and even the most complex ideas with ease.