I have 10 years of experience teaching physics and mathematics to high school and undergraduate university students. The main feature of my way of teaching is that I do not train students 'just' in order to pass some exam. I try my best to teach them to taste the sweet flavor of actually 'learning' concepts. I also update my methods from one class to another. I try to recognize the spots where students have misunderstood, and me and the student work together to correct or learn the topics that they haven't thought about or understood well. As I continue to teach the student, I keep getting to know them better, and I modify the way I teach in order for the student to understand the topics that suit them better. Since each of them has their own way of learning things, I try to teach physics and mathematics both for theoretical and practical purposes. The most uncommon thing about me is that I am consistent in my teaching. It means I do not give up teaching until the student really learns.