2nd year law student Ife here. I picked this subject because I enjoy reading and since I studied it for an A-level. I think you have to comprehend something in order to love it. To make sure that they comprehend the ideas, I like to start my pupils out with the fundamentals. I think reviewing previous papers is an excellent approach to make sure the student understands how to respond to queries, particularly when using important terms and certain structures. Every student has the potential to succeed, and I would sincerely love to assist you in doing so.

I always start my lessons with a list of the lesson's objectives, which describe the topics we will be covering. For each subtopic in our session, I normally pt a brief title before my students enter the classroom. This helps to keep both me and the students on track for the material we need to cover. Each session is planned out in advance, and I also make sure I have a series of questions I can ask the class at various points to keep them engaged and get their input on any problems they are having.

I make an effort to incorporate exam-style questions or problems based on the day's lesson material, and I make an effort to have my students respond to them. We then discuss advice and ways to get better as we go over the response together.