Quantum Tunneling
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  • Physics 12, SPH4U
    • Module 1: Dynamics >
      • Lesson 1: Motion and Motion Graphs
      • Lesson 2: Equations of Motion
      • Lesson 3: Displacement in Two Dimensions
      • Lesson 4: Velocity and Acceleration in Two Dimensions
      • Lesson 5: Projectile Motion
      • Lesson 6: Relative Motion
      • Lesson 7: Forces and Free Body Diagrams
      • Lesson 8: Newton's Laws of Motion
      • Lesson 9: Applying Newton's Laws of Motion
      • Lesson 10: Forces of Friction
      • Lesson 11: Inertial and Non Inertial Frames of Reference
      • Lesson 12: Centripetal Acceleration
      • Lesson 13: Centripetal Force
      • Module 1 Assessment
    • Module 2: E and P >
      • Lesson 1: Work Done by a Constant Force
      • Lesson 2: Kinetic Energy and Work Energy Theorem
      • Lesson 3: Gravitational Potential Energy
      • Lesson 4: The Law of Conservation of Energy
      • Lesson 5: Elastic Potential Energy and SHM
      • Lesson 6: Springs and Conservation of Energy
      • Lesson 7: Momentum and Impulse
      • Lesson 8: Conservation of Momentum in One Dimension
      • Lesson 9: Collisions
      • Lesson 10: Head-on Elastic Collisions
      • Module 2 Assessment
    • Module 3: Fields >
      • Lesson 1: Newtonian Gravitation
      • Lesson 2: Orbits
      • Lesson 3: Electric Force
      • Lesson 4: Electric Fields
      • Lesson 5: The Milikan Oil Drop Experiment
      • Lesson 6: Magnets
      • Lesson 7: Magnetic Force on Moving Charges
      • Lesson 8: Motion of Charged Particles in Magnetic Fields
      • Module 3 Assessment
    • Module 4: Light >
      • Lesson 1: Properties of Waves and Light
      • Lesson 2: Refraction and Total Internal Reflection
      • Lesson 3: Diffraction and Interference of Water Waves
      • Lesson 4: Interference of Light Waves
      • Lesson 5: Electromagnetic Radiation
      • Module 4 Assessment
    • Module 5: Revolution >
      • Lesson 1: The Special Theory of Relativity
      • Lesson 2: Time Dilation
      • Lesson 3: Consequences of Special Relativity
      • Lesson 4: Quantum Theory
      • Lesson 5: Photons
      • Lesson 6: Matter Waves
      • Module 5 Assessment

Taylor's University 
Ministry of Malaysia Education Curriculum

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Lakeside Campus
No. 1 Jalan Taylor's
47500 Subang Jaya,
Selangor Darul Ehsan
Malaysia. 
Phone: 603-5629 5000
Fax: 603-5629 5001

Visiting Lecturer
Faculty of Education
​​September 2014 - January 2017

Taylor's College 
Ontario Curriculum

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Subang Jaya Campus
No.1, Jalan SS15/8
47500 Subang Jaya
Selangor, Malaysia
Phone: 603-5636 2641
Fax: 603-5634-5209
Lecturer
Pre-University Studies
July 2013 - June 2017
With the effective use of technology inside and outside the classroom (iPads, tablets, and laptops) students are supported in their learning through: alternative note-taking methods, applications that promote inquiry learning, collaboration tasks, multiple intelligence targeted lessons, graphing software, social media integration,  and flipping classroom lessons with the use of videos and simulations. As a result, classroom time can be optimized to include higher level thinking questions and real world applications. 


Mathematics Courses:
 
Grade 12:
Advanced Functions,
University Preparation, MHF4U

Calculus and Vectors, University Preparation, MCV4U

Science Courses:
Grade 11:
Physics, University Preparation, SPH3U
Chemistry, University Preparation, SCH3U

Grade 12:
Physics, 
University Preparation, 
SPH4U

Blyth Academy Online
Ontario Curriculum

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Blyth (Head Office & Admissions)
​146 Yorkville Avenue 
[map]
Toronto, ON, Canada M5R 1C2
Phone: (+1) 416-960-3552
Toll-free (North America only): 1-866-960-3552
Fax: 416-960-9506

Course Developer
Online Education
​May 2014 - Present
Mathematics Course: 
Grade 12:
​Calculus and Vectors, University Preparation, 
MCV4U

Science Courses:
Grade 11:
Physics, University Preparation, SPH3U

Grade 12:
Physics, 
University Preparation, 
SPH4U

Course Instructor
Online Education
​May 2014 - Present
Mathematics Course: 
Calculus and Vectors, University Preparation, MCV4U

Science Courses:
Grade 11:
Physics, University Preparation, SPH3U

Grade 12:
Physics, 
University Preparation, 
SPH4U

Blyth Academy
Ontario Curriculum

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Lawrence Park Campus
3284 Yonge Street, 
Toronto, Ontario
M4N 3M7
Phone: 416-488-9301
Fax: 416-916-9060
Thornhill Campus
300 John Street, Suite 276
Toronto, Ontario
L3T 5W4
Phone: 905-889-8081
Fax: 905-889-4797
Teacher
Semester 4
May - June 2013
Introduced the use of Rich Learning Tasks inside the classroom to promote a change in the classroom culture from 'rote learning' into 'sense making.' Rich Learning Tasks are also used as Rich Assessment Tasks, which are used to provide students multiple opportunities for success and provide scaffolding for all students to be able to reach 'excellence.'
Mathematics Courses:
Grade 11:
Functions and Applications, University/College Preparation, MCF3M

Grade 11:
Functions, 
University Preparation, MCR3U

Grade 12:
Advanced Functions, 
University Preparation, MHF4U

Science Course:
Grade 11:
Physics, 
University Preparation,
SPH3U
Teacher
Summer School
July - August 2012
Focused on increasing the quality time of all learners by developing teaching and learning strategies for individuals with specialized needs. Maintained a high level of feedback to ensure course mastery for students on their homework, assignments, and tests. Furthermore, would help students with other essential skills, such as literacy and numeracy.
Mathematics Course:
Grade 10:
Principles of Mathematics,
Academic,
MPM2D

Science Course:
Grade 11:
Physics,
University Preparation,
SPH3U
Teacher
Full Time
September 2011 - June 2012
Incorporated creative lessons, reinforced expected background knowledge, and focused on more proof driven teaching techniques and real world modeling. Elevated the students’ subject knowledge beyond that of what is expected inside the classroom and gave them the confidence to pursue higher level education.

Mathematics Courses:
Grade 10:
Principles of Mathematics,
Academic,
MPM2D

Grade 11:
Functions,
University Preparation, 
MCR3U

Grade 12:
Calculus and Vectors, University Preparation, MCV4U

Science Courses:
Grade 11:
Physics,
University Preparation, SPH3U
 
Grade 12:
Physics,
University Preparation,
SPH4U
Teacher
Summer School
July - August 2011
Ensured that the entire curriculum was delivered in an interesting and efficient way, which included lab sessions, group presentations, and applications of physics in everyday life. Large emphasis was put on theoretical work with opportunities for extensions on philosophical implications. Maintained contact with parents and administration of each student’s progress, and gave constructive feedback in ways for students to realize their true potential.  

Science Courses:
Grade 11:
Physics,
University Preparation, SPH3U
 
Grade 12:
Physics,
University Preparation, SPH4U


Toronto District School Board
Ontario Curriculum

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Sir Oliver Mowat Collegiate Institute
5400 Lawrence Avenue East, Toronto, Ontario
M1C 2C6
Phone: 416-396-6802



Teacher Candidate
10 weeks
2012-2013
Mentorship provided into how to incorporate all exceptionalities inside classroom, whether through providing handouts, preparing alternate instructions, modifications to assessment. Also introduced to incorporating the use of technology and ICT inside classrooms for the teaching and learning of mathematics and physics. This lead to the development of my personal classroom website: quantumtunneling.net

Mathematics Courses: 
Grade 9:
Foundations of Mathematics,
Applied
MFM1P 

Grade 11:
Functions and Applications,
University/College Preparation, 
MCF3M

Grade 11:
Functions,
University Preparation, 
MCR3U

Science Courses:
Grade 10:
Science,
Academic,
SNC2D

Grade 11:
Physics,
University Preparation, SPH3U 

Grade 12:
Physics,
University Preparation,
SPH4U
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  • Home
  • Physics 12, SPH4U
    • Module 1: Dynamics >
      • Lesson 1: Motion and Motion Graphs
      • Lesson 2: Equations of Motion
      • Lesson 3: Displacement in Two Dimensions
      • Lesson 4: Velocity and Acceleration in Two Dimensions
      • Lesson 5: Projectile Motion
      • Lesson 6: Relative Motion
      • Lesson 7: Forces and Free Body Diagrams
      • Lesson 8: Newton's Laws of Motion
      • Lesson 9: Applying Newton's Laws of Motion
      • Lesson 10: Forces of Friction
      • Lesson 11: Inertial and Non Inertial Frames of Reference
      • Lesson 12: Centripetal Acceleration
      • Lesson 13: Centripetal Force
      • Module 1 Assessment
    • Module 2: E and P >
      • Lesson 1: Work Done by a Constant Force
      • Lesson 2: Kinetic Energy and Work Energy Theorem
      • Lesson 3: Gravitational Potential Energy
      • Lesson 4: The Law of Conservation of Energy
      • Lesson 5: Elastic Potential Energy and SHM
      • Lesson 6: Springs and Conservation of Energy
      • Lesson 7: Momentum and Impulse
      • Lesson 8: Conservation of Momentum in One Dimension
      • Lesson 9: Collisions
      • Lesson 10: Head-on Elastic Collisions
      • Module 2 Assessment
    • Module 3: Fields >
      • Lesson 1: Newtonian Gravitation
      • Lesson 2: Orbits
      • Lesson 3: Electric Force
      • Lesson 4: Electric Fields
      • Lesson 5: The Milikan Oil Drop Experiment
      • Lesson 6: Magnets
      • Lesson 7: Magnetic Force on Moving Charges
      • Lesson 8: Motion of Charged Particles in Magnetic Fields
      • Module 3 Assessment
    • Module 4: Light >
      • Lesson 1: Properties of Waves and Light
      • Lesson 2: Refraction and Total Internal Reflection
      • Lesson 3: Diffraction and Interference of Water Waves
      • Lesson 4: Interference of Light Waves
      • Lesson 5: Electromagnetic Radiation
      • Module 4 Assessment
    • Module 5: Revolution >
      • Lesson 1: The Special Theory of Relativity
      • Lesson 2: Time Dilation
      • Lesson 3: Consequences of Special Relativity
      • Lesson 4: Quantum Theory
      • Lesson 5: Photons
      • Lesson 6: Matter Waves
      • Module 5 Assessment