Marco Sanchioni

I usually proceed as follows:
(i) an informal (free) chat to understand the needs of the student and the way they usually learn
Then two possibilities:
(iia) Individual frontal lessons on the material and exchange with the student (if they prefer a more inductive method)
(iib) Exchange on specific problems that the student has encountered during the study of the subject plus exercises done together (in preparation for a possible written exam).

I usually send written notes taken during lessons.

I am also available to solve problems, send solutions, or prepare lecture notes for specific issues.

The typical length of a lesson is one 1h or 1h 30min (my advice is to do not more than one hour and 30 minutes since attention decreases)

I teach at the University of Urbino and Bologna and tutor many students for their bachelor's or master's thesis. Moreover, I have also tutored many online students in the past three years who have all passed their exams.

I completed my master's degree in Theoretical Physics at the University of Trento in October 2015. I then took a subsequent diploma of advanced studies in theoretical physics at SISSA (Trieste) and a PhD in theoretical Physics in December 2018 at the Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenaghen (working on string theory and related topics). I am currently taking a second PhD in the philosophy of physics at the University of Urbino. During my second PhD I am also teaching at the University of Urbino and Bologna, and I am the author of a Book about black hole paradoxes, available (by now) only in Italian. Moreover, since 2018 I have been tutoring many students all over Europe for various Bachelor's or Master's courses, and I have supervised several Bachelor's and Master's theses.