Andres Sancho

My lessons are notable for paying attention to the key point of insertions. The problem is investigated with more emphasis in order to achieve greater results.
Accompaniment is key to learning and must always be present, as well as the motivation to teach and learn from others.
Generally it is about focusing all the attention on the inconveniences and doubts that may arise, making a prior observation of what knowledge the individual has and what he or she does not.
All learning is accompanied by examples, which are vital to learn how to carry out the activities and learn the formalities of what you want to learn.
The person who is learning should know that they have full support for what they need to know.
It should also be clear that the person who is learning must be willing to perform exercises on their own, try to have a little curiosity and interest in the subject, since all knowledge is achieved by practice over theory.
The schedule sometimes doesn't matter and the time invested even less so. What does matter is that the person who needs the knowledge can learn without rushing or threats. Let your knowledge flow. Everything can be achieved as long as there is the will of both parties (teacher and student).
You can make any query you want. I currently have a lot of knowledge in computing, hardware and software, Windows, Office, mobile and portable devices, cybersecurity, among other varieties of the modern IT field and its derivatives.