I'd like to tutor physics. I came here to help review and practice. But the more I review the less confident I am that I could answer any problem a student would throw at me.
Does anyone know what it takes to tutor? Do I have to be able to solve any problem on a moments notice in the two year college physics class?

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I'd like to tutor physics. I came here to help review and practice. But the more I review the less confident I am that I could answer any problem a student would throw at me.
Does anyone know what it takes to tutor? Do I have to be able to solve any problem on a moments notice in the two year college physics class?

anonymous · Answer

1st year engineering physics is usually the most that's covered.
Yes, you pretty much have to be able to answer and explain any question.

anonymous · Answer

Thanks for your reply. I'm good at a few topics, and the other topics get rusty. 
Lots more review to do.
Thanks again.

masumanwar · Answer

practice makes a man perfect