Hoping to Move Toward Advance-Preparation Group Lessons in IB and AP Chemistry, Physics, and Biology

Hello, this is JjangJi. It's been a very long time since I posted.

I've been incredibly busy and exhausted lately. I felt almost at breaking point, but I've finally recovered enough energy to write.

The Physics teacher collected these students' university results. Impressive!

So I'm sharing them.

It seems so many students were accepted in just one year.

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These days, the number of lessons sometimes makes me want to cry. I've cut back and stopped accepting some new lessons,

but even with fewer classes, the accumulated fatigue makes everything feel difficult.

I really don't feel like doing anything. So I've brought in a friend as another Chemistry teacher.

They studied Chemistry at a university in California and have a master's degree.

In terms of qualifications, they're very well suited to IB and AP—perhaps even better suited than I am.

They've spent half their life with Chemistry, haha.

Again, we have SAT Chemistry scores of 800.

This student lives in Vietnam. An 800—well done!

This student lives in Japan. An 800—great job!

Finally, this student lives in China. An 800 in Physics! Well done!

A female student who ranked first in class—the only 7.

Another first-place result.

So many thank-you messages arrive, which is very rewarding. I'd like to save and post them all,

but I don't even have the energy. I think I'm really worn out.

These are all IAs. They pile up faster than I can deal with them.

I feel I've read an enormous number of IAs.

These are the inquiries received over one or two months.

So recently I've been preparing online video lessons. It doesn't seem like a situation I can manage alone.

This is the kind of material I'm making.

Above all, so many students contact me individually

that I end up with many private lessons. I'd like to use this opportunity to open group classes.

We offer IB, AP, and, at the time of this post, SAT Biology, Chemistry, and Physics.

I'd like to organize students into groups at a more affordable price.

Thank you.