We have developed Newton's second law based on the previous lesson. Although the content is a bit challenging, Theo showcases his patient in exploring new knowledge and interest in the experiments. Compared to the first class, Theo is more willing to talk and share his thinking. After explaining all the formulas and theories, we did a few experiments to test the speeds and the accelerates of Theo, Mathilda, and Zede's walking. That links back to the learning contents in more practical and exciting ways.

Since the content is getting harder, there is a need for continuing practice even though having an awareness of speed and acceleration in daily life would be good.

We have done practices that relate to the intersection of sine and cosine functions, and the questions require skills in drawing graphs. To solve the questions, Achilles links previous learning of drawing and solving equations. It is a good opportunity for him to practice and consolidate his knowledge.

There is an improvement space for connecting multiple theories and manipulating them to solve problems. The suggestion for Achilles is to review previous learning while moving toward the next chapter because concepts and theories in the future are built based on previous knowledge.

We have gone through lots of practice today. Achilles shows his understanding by using formulas correctly during question-solving, hence, he has consolidated his knowledge with those practices.

It would be more helpful to write down the thinking process on paper so that we could comprehend better if there is a of revision.

We have briefly covered a few concepts from math, physics, and Excel. Theo shows his interest in analyzing the directions of forces. And I am surprised that he is brave to ask his questions when there is any confusion. Overall, It is a good start since we have discovered some of his interests, and we can dig deeper into the field in the future.

I expect more interaction with Theo because it is a bit difficult to initiate a topic that he likes without enough conversation. However, it is totally understandable since it's the first session. I will prepare more topics that might attract Theo's attention.