Aduralebo Ogunleye Ogunleye

My experience in my early school years was tainted by ineffective teachers, subpar learning facilities, and a demotivating course of study, so I can describe exactly how not to instruct kids, especially elementary school students. My upbringing has inspired me to change children's lives in order to prevent them from having a negative educational experience as I had.

I've planned more than ten classes at home for kids, especially those with special needs. I am aware that certain kids could dislike a particular subject due to the instructor's temperament or method of instruction. Therefore, it is my duty to explain the subject to my pupil in a step-by-step fashion.

The Scottish Curriculum for Excellence serves as the foundation for my lesson preparations. My lesson plans are flexible and tailored precisely to meet the needs of my pupils. The first step in my seminars is getting to know my students, finding out about their interests and trouble spots, tying lessons to their academic plans, and giving them the resources they need to succeed on their own at school.

No child, in my opinion, is a dullard. Children and learners, in particular, are distinctive in their own particular ways, and they have absolutely no right to be condemned for who they are. Children will learn in a variety of ways that they find appealing. Finding out what appeals to them is therefore the teacher's responsibility.

Of course, I also enjoy playing FIFA, watching action and football movies, and experimenting with new dishes.