23/04/2026
A few days ago, a student told me,
“Sir, I study Physics… but in the exam, my mind just goes blank.”
That stayed with me.
Because the problem is rarely “not studying.”
Most students do study. They try. They put in the hours.
But somewhere along the way,
they never really get comfortable with the subject.
It feels heavy. Confusing. Uncertain.
And when the exam comes…
confidence disappears.
Over time, I’ve realized something simple:
Students don’t need more pressure.
They need clarity. They need to feel,
“Okay… I actually understand this now.”
That’s what I try to build in every class.
Not just finishing the syllabus —
but making sure it makes sense.
Not just solving questions —
but knowing why the answer works.
If you’re a student reading this,
and Physics still feels like a struggle…
you’re not alone.
And if you’re a parent,
wondering why effort isn’t turning into marks…
this is usually the reason.
I teach in small groups,
so no one just sits quietly being lost.
We take it step by step,
until things start to feel… manageable.
And once that happens,
results usually follow.
MD. Jakaria Zahid Islam
Cambridge Physics Examiner
MEd. (SMTE), IER, University of Dhaka
Lalmatia, Dhaka
+88 01916-625593
