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30/04/2026

Grade 12 is a short year, and it is overwhelming for our children. Exams are a few weeks away and there is Grade 11 content and new work learnt to revise.

Let us support your child with their Physics learning.

Join our revision workshops so that they can consolidate their learning and practice under supervision.

The workshops will be facilitated by Mrs Inba Jungbahadur (a retired Physics teacher).

To register, click on the following link.

https://forms.gle/urfki76TVqEn4JE3A

22/04/2026

*STUDY TIPS FOR PHYSICS*

Many students find Physics a challenge . Sometimes it is because they are not sure how to study for the subject.

Here a set of tips that will help with learning theory and calculations.

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Comment PHYSICSTIPS for a free booklet on how to study for Physics.

1. Understand and learn defintions. These are given in the exam guidelines set by the Department of Education.
2. Graphs are used in experiments to determine the relationship between variables. They are also present in some of the topics (Vertical Projectile Motion, Chemical Equilibrium etc. Learn how to draw them, describe and interpret the graphs.
3. Diagrams: learn how to draw and interpret diagrams. Examples are electric field, electrochemical cells and free body diagrams
4. Formulas: The formulas are given in the exam on a formula sheet. Understand the fomrmulas - what the variables mean, units used and when to use them. This will help with calculations.

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Comment PHYSICSTIPS for a free booklet on how to study for Physics.

21/04/2026

Mid-year exams are a few weeks away.

Has your Grade 11 or 12 child started preparing for Physics yet? Join one or all our exam revision workshops where they will receive guidance, support and practice questions. The workshops will be held in Monte Vista on 9, 16 and 23 May. Contact Neshni on 0626712140 or email [email protected] to reserve a spot for your child. *SPACES ARE LIMITED TO 12 STUDENTS PER SESSION.*

We aim to motivate, inspire and empower high school students, focusing on Maths and Physics learning.

30/03/2026

Sometimes you see a quote that resonates with you immediately.
That is what happened with this quote.

Something has shifted with my approach to life and living. Maybe it is a result growing older, my kids being older or clarity after unpacking and processing many negative beliefs.

Irrespective of the reason, I am seeing progress, in my personal life, with my writing and in my business. Instead of holding back and doubting myself, I am striding ahead confidently.

And the way is appearing. Resources and people that can help me are stepping into my path. Mutually beneficial relationships developing.

Excited for the year ahead. I know that I am starting to see the fruits of the the hard work that I have put in previously.

Does this quote resonate with you? How is it playing out in your life?

23/03/2026

I experienced a full circle moment this weekend. Preparing flashcards for one of my students, I was transported back in time to the early 80’s. Helping my mum create posters and flashcards for her class at school. Mum was a foundation phase teacher - a career that spanned 40 years. Who knew that I would be doing something so similar today?

Despite technological advancements, apps and online games, sometimes the simple resources work best.

Bite sized bits of information in your hand that serve as a reminder of a concept. No screens. No distractions.

I never imagined that I would end up where I am today, sharing my love of learning with young minds.

While I enjoy my time tutoring students, it is the creation of resources, developing creative ways to explain complex concepts that brings me joy. This is the role that excites me - not delivering information but to awaken curiosity, one small moment at a time.

In the words of Robert Frost - "I am not a teacher, but an awakener."

Contact me via WhatsApp to get more information on how I can help your child improve their learning of Maths and Science.

29/08/2025

📚 Sharpen your mind with our Weekly Puzzle!

Every week at MYEDUCOACH, we post a new math or logic puzzle to strengthen critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Solutions with explanation included!

👉 Try it today and check your answer at www.myeducoach.co.za

28/08/2025

✨ Is your child struggling to keep up with Maths and Physics or Life Science in high school? Or maybe they’re aiming for that 80%+ distinction to unlock bursary and university opportunities? 📚✏️

At MYEDUCOACH, we believe every learner has the potential to succeed – they just need the right guidance, strategies, and support. Our dedicated tutors specialise in Maths and Science (Grade 10 - 12), helping learners:

✅ Build a strong foundation in core concepts
✅ Boost confidence with step-by-step problem-solving
✅ Develop effective exam techniques
✅ Improve test and exam results consistently

We don’t just teach content – we teach learners how to think, how to apply knowledge, and how to study smarter, not harder. 🚀

Parents, investing in tutoring now can mean the difference between stress and success later. Let us help your child reach their full academic potential, one lesson at a time. 💡

👉 Spots are limited! Book a free consultation today and give your child the head start they deserve.

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21/08/2025

I’m excited to share my latest video on wellness and health for teenagers. In this video, I interview Wedaad Price (pharmacist and wellness coach) and we discuss the impact of healthy eating and lifestyle habits on focus, concentration, and learning, as well as how poor choices can negatively affect academic performance and overall wellbeing.

You can watch the video here: https://myeducoach.co.za/in-conversation/

I hope you find it insightful and valuable. Please feel free to share it with other parents or educators who may benefit.

Comment "HEALTH" to get Wedaad's free Ebook: 12 Ways to get kids to eat healthy.

18/08/2025

What your teen eats directly affects how they think, learn, and focus.
The brain is a powerhouse — and just like any engine, it runs best on quality fuel. The right nutrition can sharpen concentration, improve memory, and keep your teen’s energy steady throughout the day.

Support their focus, learning, and mental clarity with foods rich in vitamins, minerals, and healthy fats:
🥚 Eggs for choline, which supports memory and brain development.
🍓 Berries packed with antioxidants to protect and boost brain function.
🌾 Whole grains for slow-release energy that keeps them alert without crashes.
🥜 Nuts for healthy fats and protein that fuel the brain.
💧 Water to stay hydrated — even mild dehydration can affect focus.

To avoid mid-day slumps, swap sugary snacks for smarter options like fruit, yogurt, veggie sticks, or a handful of nuts. These choices help prevent the spike-and-crash effect that leaves teens feeling tired and unfocused.

🥦 Feed the brain. Nourish the focus.
Small daily changes to your teen’s diet can have a big impact on their academic performance, mood, and overall wellbeing.

17/08/2025

*Every week brings a win — no matter how small.*

In the rush of school, sports, social life, and endless to-do lists, it’s easy for teens to focus only on what’s not done yet. But one of the simplest ways to build confidence and resilience in your child is to help them notice and celebrate the wins they’ve already achieved.

Try asking your teen:
💬 “What are you proud of this week?”

It could be finishing a tough homework assignment, speaking up in class, helping a friend, or simply getting through a challenging day. When we take time to recognise progress — big or small — we send a powerful message: You are seen. Your effort matters.

🌟 Small steps make big journeys.
By encouraging your teen to reflect on their achievements, you’re helping them develop self-awareness, a growth mindset, and the motivation to keep going.

Let’s raise teens who celebrate their progress, value their effort, and believe in their ability to succeed.