Mr Alexander
Pastoral Care Leader
Education
Graduated from the Ural State Pedagogical University, Institute of Physics, Technology, and Economics with a specialisation in "Teacher of Physics and Computer Science" and from the Faculty of Advanced Training with a specialisation in "Physics and Astronomy."
Mr Alexander has worked as a teacher of physics, astronomy, and additional courses in programming and mathematics. He has been involved in commercial organisations, preparing students for their GCSE and A-level exams, and has participated in the development of engineering courses. He also played a role in creating and launching an online physics school that features experiments, applied problems, and a cosy atmosphere in small groups.
Mr Alexander has been involved in organising open lectures, has been a speaker at educational events several times, and served as a lab supervisor at the "Open Laboratory." Mr Alexander's greatest pride is his students. For instance, his group worked on developing rehabilitation trainers for people recovering from strokes.
"I love breaking down complex and abstract material into understandable parts and then piecing them back together. It's always a challenge—to maintain a balance where it's clear on one hand but not oversimplified or filled with naive analogies on the other."
Mr Alexander has worked as a teacher of physics, astronomy, and additional courses in programming and mathematics. He has been involved in commercial organisations, preparing students for their GCSE and A-level exams, and has participated in the development of engineering courses. He also played a role in creating and launching an online physics school that features experiments, applied problems, and a cosy atmosphere in small groups.
Mr Alexander has been involved in organising open lectures, has been a speaker at educational events several times, and served as a lab supervisor at the "Open Laboratory." Mr Alexander's greatest pride is his students. For instance, his group worked on developing rehabilitation trainers for people recovering from strokes.
"I love breaking down complex and abstract material into understandable parts and then piecing them back together. It's always a challenge—to maintain a balance where it's clear on one hand but not oversimplified or filled with naive analogies on the other."