I have found that using worked examples as well as backward fading have engaged and improved the students knowledge the best. I start my lessons with a recap of what we covered in the previous lesson, then move onto introducing todays topic. After we’ve covered a certain number of topics, I create a quiz tailored to the students ability in order to keep track of the students progress. Finally,...
I have found that using worked examples as well as backward fading have engaged and improved the students knowledge the best. I start my lessons with a recap of what we covered in the previous lesson, then move onto introducing todays topic. After we’ve covered a certain number of topics, I create a quiz tailored to the students ability in order to keep track of the students progress. Finally, I end the session with some homework due in the next lesson. My sessions tend to be quite relaxed with a lot of emphasis on increasing the students confidence in maths rather than getting them to remember methods.