Gursheen Kaur

Here are my teaching methods:
I like to keep lessons brief: Students, especially those at a young age, may have short attention spans and might only be able to focus for short periods of time. It is advantageous to keep classroom lectures short and concise to maintain student attention and engagement.

I allow time for questions: While lecture-based learning is a teacher-centered approach, I still involve students' input by making time for questions before, during, and after the presentation. While this can make the lecture process longer, it can also allow students to engage with the material, comprehend it, and remember it more easily.

I create instructional videos: This can be a great opportunity to let students work at their own pace, as they can see videos again by rewinding and replaying them.

I use visual cues: Whether in or outside of the academic environment, using visual cues in presentations such as icons, images and videos can be a great way to keep students interested in the content.

I promote handwritten notes: For those students who are able, handwriting notes on paper can be a superb way to stay focused during lectures. It can also help people to recall information well and strengthen their spelling and writing skills.