Nader Safari

About Me

Greetings! My name is Nader, and I'm a Master's student in Physics currently engrossed in research within one of the field's most captivating domains: Quantum Mechanics. My fascination with physics ignited during my middle school years, sparked by my encounters with Stephen Hawking's works. This passion intensified upon delving into Quantum Mechanics during my undergraduate studies. As a technology enthusiast, I paralleled my academic pursuits with learning programming languages, engaging in coding alongside teaching and studying. Today, I aspire to fuse my accumulated knowledge and expertise. My ultimate goal is to contribute to the advancement of quantum computing :). Driven by a passion for nurturing young inquisitive minds, I aim to foster an environment where we can collectively learn and grow.

Teaching Method

My teaching approach mirrors the methodology that facilitated my own mathematical understanding: "Collaborative Learning." In this approach, the instructor assumes the role of a guide alongside the student, rather than an imposing figure. Students are encouraged to experiment, make mistakes, and gradually navigate towards the solution, as opposed to being spoon-fed the answers. Once the foundational concepts are established, we embark on exercises directly related to these principles, followed by problem-solving sessions. It's worth noting that sometimes, introducing new concepts arises from encountering new problems, while at other times, concepts are taught independently. Essentially, we embark on a journey filled with challenges, tackling them together. Ultimately, the core takeaway from this class is the art of problem-solving.

Experience

Master's student in Physics at Zanjan University of Basic Sciences Bachelor's degree in Physics from Sharif University of Technology Member of the Iranian Physics Society 3 years of teaching mathematics at Shoush Children's House 2 years of private tutoring in high school and pre-university mathematics and physics