Catherine Taiwo

In my lessons, I make sure that learning is both engaging and relevant. I use a mix of interactive activities, including quizzes, group discussions, and practical case studies, to help you understand complex Health and Social Care topics in a fun and accessible way. My aim is to break down challenging concepts into manageable parts, so you feel confident and prepared for your assessments.

I encourage active participation, making sure each student has the opportunity to ask questions and engage with the material. By linking lessons to real-life examples, I help you to see how what you have learnt and how it can be applied in real-world situations, preparing you for future careers or further education.

My teaching style is supportive and focused on individual progress. I provide regular feedback and adapt my lessons to ensure everyone is learning at their own pace, all while keeping the content exciting and relevant to their experiences and goals.

In addition to engaging activities and real-world examples, I incorporate videos and interactive presentations to make the learning experience more dynamic and relatable for you. My lessons are designed to cater to different learning styles, whether visual, auditory, or kinesthetic, ensuring that every student can fully engage with the content.

I also emphasise the importance of critical thinking and independent learning, encouraging you to research topics and explore further on their own. By creating a positive and supportive atmosphere, I will be able to help you build confidence, improve your academic performance, and develop the skills necessary for success in both your studies and future careers.