EduPoint online IPA tutoring pairs your child with one science teacher through live sessions. The teacher opens the same modules and experiment simulations on screen with your child, guides simple experiments at home, then records every step of progress to share with parents.





Online IPA tutoring is private science guidance, one teacher for one student, delivered through live video sessions. The teacher and child open the same structured module on screen, run simulations of force, energy, cells, and chemical reactions, then try them out with materials found at home. Every session is recorded, and the child's progress is reported to parents at regular intervals.
Online IPA material adjusts to your child's level, from an introduction to science in SD through integrated IPA in SMP and a foundation heading into SMA.
SD children learn to observe the world around them and answer simple questions through enjoyable experiments guided by the teacher from the screen.
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In SMP, IPA brings physics, chemistry, and biology together. The teacher helps the child see the thread linking these strands through structured modules and simulations.
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Heading toward SMA, the child strengthens core IPA concepts so they are ready when physics, chemistry, and biology begin to be taught separately and in more depth.
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When school exams or final assessments draw near, sessions turn to the topics the child finds most challenging, with practice discussed one question at a time.
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Every online IPA topic has a module, moving diagrams, and practice sheets the teacher opens with your child, all reopenable later through the EduPoint app.
Children explore the classification of living things, the human body systems, and food chains through interactive diagrams the teacher walks through step by step on screen.
Concepts of force, work, and energy are unpacked through simulations that can be replayed, so the child sees cause and effect instead of having to imagine it.
States of matter, mixtures, and simple reactions are shown through particle animations plus safe home experiments the teacher guides during the live session.
The solar system, the water cycle, and Earth's layers are explained through moving visuals impossible to draw on an ordinary whiteboard, making big ideas feel close.
Children practice observing, forming hypotheses, and drawing conclusions through guided home experiments, growing used to thinking like a young researcher.
Learning IPA through a screen suits families who need quality science teaching unbound by distance and schedules.
Families in areas where it is hard to find an experienced science teacher can now learn with alumni of well-known campuses through online sessions.
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Sessions run from home within the 06:00 to 23:00 window, so parents can stay close to their child without the trip to a tutoring center.
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For children who lean on visuals, on-screen experiment simulations make abstract IPA concepts far easier to picture.
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Families who appreciate clarity receive regular progress notes, so they know which topics are solid and which still need another pass.
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The EduPoint Learning System records the child's science journey, then sums it up in a report families find easy to read.
Every IPA topic covered is logged, along with the child's level of understanding according to the teacher's notes.
Parents and children can replay difficult explanations anytime through the recordings in the app.
The teacher writes down what stood out and what needs another pass, so the family knows the next study step.
Sample Progress Report
SMP Grade 8 • Current month
Overall Progress
9 of 12
Finishing the ecosystems chapter and integrated practice questions
Invalid Date
Grasps the laws of motion, needs practice on word problems.
Strong at telling physical from chemical changes through home experiments.
Needs to strengthen the concept of energy flow in food webs.
The heart of online IPA tutoring is the co-learning module. Teacher and child look at the same sheet on screen, building understanding from small parts toward a whole conclusion.
Concept ladder: from energy source to living things
Building a food chain step by step
Checking understanding at the end of the module
After building the chain of Sun, rice plant, grasshopper, frog, then snake, the child is asked to explain the direction of its energy flow.
Question: Which way does energy flow in this food chain?
Answer: Energy flows in one direction, from the sun to the plant, then on to each animal that preys above it.
An energy-flow module remade specifically for this page, not raw classroom material.
Learning science through a screen has its own challenges. EduPoint online IPA teachers come ready to meet them from the very first session.
Why it happens
Science material is full of unfamiliar words like photosynthesis and heat, tempting children to memorize for a test without understanding the process.
How we fix it
The teacher opens the process animation on screen and asks the child to retell it in their own words, until the term is tied to a real picture.
Why it happens
Many families assume IPA experiments need a full laboratory, so limited equipment often leaves the child reading instead of trying.
How we fix it
The teacher prepares experiments with kitchen materials and nearby objects, then guides each step live so the child still feels the scientific process.
Why it happens
Without the teacher physically in the room, some children are easily pulled away by notifications or the household around them.
How we fix it
The 1-on-1 session keeps the teacher constantly inviting the child to interact, ask, and shape answers, so attention stays engaged throughout.
Why it happens
In a large class, many children stay quiet when confused because they feel embarrassed in front of friends.
How we fix it
A private space with just the teacher makes the child braver to ask, and the teacher can repeat an explanation without making them feel left behind.
Each solution comes from teachers accompanying children through IPA from a distance, not from general theory.
Watching lesson videos is convenient, yet a child still needs a teacher who answers their confusion right then. This is where EduPoint online IPA tutoring works.
When a child is stuck on force or a chemical reaction, the teacher re-explains it another way on the spot, something a one-way recording cannot do.
The child is never left to watch alone. The teacher opens a structured module on screen and leads the child from one concept to the next.
Guided home experiments let the child truly try things, so IPA concepts stick through hands-on experience that lasts.
Many science teachers from well-known campuses join to teach, and through online sessions they can accompany a child in any city.
Session recordings and progress reports let parents share in understanding just how far the child has come in mastering IPA.
Science-education alumni from various campuses, used to making IPA feel close through a screen.

Science Education, Universitas Sebelas Maret
Linking science to everyday events“I like asking a child to find IPA examples in their own kitchen, so science feels real from the first minute of the session.”

Science Education, Universitas Negeri Surabaya
Guiding simple experiments through the camera“A small experiment guided live helps a child remember the concept far better than just reading the theory.”

Physics Education, Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia
Making force and energy make sense“On-screen simulations help a child see motion and force for real, so a formula becomes far easier to understand.”

Chemistry Education, Universitas Negeri Jakarta
Explaining matter and reactions through nearby objects“When a child mixes kitchen materials while I guide them, chemistry turns from a hard word into something enjoyable.”

Biology Education, Universitas Negeri Malang
Bringing living things and the body to life“I love asking a child to retell how their own body works, because that is where real understanding forms.”

Biology Education, Universitas Negeri Surabaya
Growing the habit of asking like a researcher“I value every question a child asks, because that curiosity is the most honest door into science.”
Parents and students share their experience accompanying online IPA sessions, told plainly.
My child used to fear IPA because of all the terms. Since the online lessons, the teacher patiently opens pictures and simulations, and now she even enjoys talking about food chains.
Rina W.
Mother of an SMP student • Samarinda
We live in an area where good IPA teachers are hard to find. Through online sessions, my child learned with an alumnus of a well-known campus and can replay the recording when they forget.
Bagus P.
Father of an SD student • Ende
What helped me most was the report. Every few meetings there is a note on which topics are strong and which need another pass, so I follow my child's growth too.
Sari M.
Mother of an SMP student • Balikpapan
Simple experiments with kitchen materials can actually be guided from the screen. My child feels they are truly doing practical work, right there from home.
Deni A.
Father of an SMP student • Pontianak
The EduPoint pricing engine sets the online IPA rate on an hourly basis, and no travel component applies because the child studies from home.
Starting from
Rp 61.000 / hour
Final price is set at registration.
This is the lowest hourly rate, derived from the 28-session monthly plan at 120 minutes per session. Per-session prices (60, 90, or 120 minutes) appear in the format options above.
Flexible payment — QRIS, Virtual Account, Alfamart, Indomaret, transfer & e-wallets.
Families set each meeting to one of three lengths, an hour, an hour and a half, or two hours. Monthly meetings fall somewhere between four and twenty-eight, and the final figure reads out on the form according to the child's level.
The family shares the child's level, curriculum, and the topics they find challenging. EduPoint then finds a science teacher who fits those needs.
In the first meeting, the teacher gauges the child's understanding and shapes a study plan. Parents are welcome to observe so they feel at ease.
Each live session opens modules and simulations on screen, runs a guided experiment, and closes with practice discussed on the spot.
Sessions are recorded for replay, material is stored in the app, and the child's progress is summarized in regular reports for parents.
An honest comparison of the learning experience, not of any promised result.
| Feature | EduPoint Private Tutoring | Recorded Class | Self-Study from Books |
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| Teacher answers confusion in real time | |||
| Modules and simulations opened together on screen | |||
| Home experiments guided step by step | |||
| Sessions recorded for replay | |||
| Regular progress reports for parents |
Live sessions run through Zoom, Google Meet, or the family's own choice, while modules and recordings are stored in the EduPoint app. Scheduling follows the family's rhythm within the 06:00 to 23:00 window, with no transport cost.
Short accounts from online IPA students, written with identities masked.
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