Sara Mansoori

About Me

Greetings! I'm Sarah, a seasoned physics educator with over 26 years of experience utilizing innovative teaching methodologies. My teaching journey has spanned across various educational settings, including mainstream schools within Iran, specialized institutions such as gifted and talented schools, and online classes for students and university aspirants residing in Sweden, Russia, and Canada. My teaching philosophy is deeply rooted in interactive engagement. During online sessions, I actively involve students in the learning process, ensuring they grasp the concepts thoroughly. Immediately following each class, I assign exercises to reinforce their understanding and solidify the material in their minds.

Teaching Method

Regardless of geographical location, the fundamental principles of physics remain constant. My teaching approach typically begins with introducing a physical law, followed by its elaboration and expansion. Subsequently, I guide students through solving problems based on that particular law. I am passionate about challenging students, igniting their curiosity, and gradually addressing these inquisitive minds through brainstorming sessions. These sparks of inspiration within students pave the way for deeper learning and encourage them to seek further evidence in their surroundings. Through a carefully structured progression of problem-solving exercises, ranging from easy to challenging, students are guided towards a self-directed learning approach, seamlessly navigating the learning journey without feeling overwhelmed.

Experience

Bachelor of Science in Physics from Kharazmi University (formerly Tehran Teachers' Training College) Master of Science in Geophysics 26 years of teaching experience in Tehran's District 2 schools Teaching experience in specialized institutions, including gifted and talented schools, and adapting lessons for students with special needs Proven success in delivering online physics instruction to students residing in other countries Collaboration with an international boys' high school in teaching physics