Carisma Wajid

My potential of teaching students is to try my best in each and single lesson. At the end of the day, everything depends on our attitude. I will prepare well for the lessons, I will always choose the most fitting teaching method, and I will do my best to make the lessons engaging for the students–which helps a lot with their motivation, which eventually helps with their results. Though simple, my teaching philosophy allows me to achieve great results with my students.

Furthermore, with each and every student I try to set an ultimate goal, as well as milestones we will reach along the way. Once we have the milestones, I can map the way and plan the lessons. And once the student know what they want to achieve, and why, it is so much easier to progress with them. I plan to stick to the same philosophy at your school.

In addition my teaching philosophy is expecting the unexpected, and adapting to changes. Of course, it is great to have everything prepared upfront, knowing exactly what you want to say and do in a lesson. But I’ve learned by experience that more often than not it doesn’t work. We have some delays, children lose discipline, or didn’t find the lesson interesting enough to pay attention. In such a case I always try to adapt, make the lesson more interactive, or do something else to win their attention back. Adaptation is the key, and I do my best to be ready for all challenges we may face in the classroom.