Abdul Mehraj

I will be teaching online, specifically on zoom but can be changed depending on the student's preferences.

I'll mostly be using an online whiteboard that me and the student both can interact with and make changes to.

From time to time I like to make the lessons a little more interesting since its all online by hosting Kahoot games, Quizlets, reverse teaching, etc.

I would ask the student to provide me with their course details and their syllabus, and I will set up a timetable for myself with that student considering the level of difficulty of a topic, how many marks will it contribute to in an actual exam paper and if the topic is needed for buildup to a more advanced topic.

At the end of every week, I would solve one whole past paper with the student as I cannot stress this enough but past papers were literally all I needed for the entirety of my studies. Learning how to answer a question properly could potentially result in that significant rise or drop in that grade.

Last but not least, I shall always keep my camera on for professionalism and comfortability purposes for my student and I would always recommend them to do the same if they would be willing to, as it creates a very easy-to-communicate environment.