1. Introduction (5-10 minutes):

Greet the student and establish a comfortable atmosphere.
Review the agenda for the session and set clear objectives.
Assess the student's understanding of previous topics or homework.

2. Concept Explanation (15-20 minutes):

Introduce the new concept or topic, providing clear explanations using visual aids, diagrams, or examples.
Break down complex ideas into smaller, understandable parts.
Encourage questions and ensure the student grasps the fundamental concepts before moving forward.
3. Interactive Learning (15-20 minutes):

Engage the student with interactive activities, problem-solving exercises, or sample questions related to the topic.
Encourage the student to attempt problems and guide them through any challenges they face.
Use online whiteboards or specific software for collaborative problem-solving.

4. Practice and Application (15-20 minutes):

Provide practice exercises or worksheets related to the topic.
Allow the student to work through problems independently, offering guidance when needed.
Review and discuss solutions together, focusing on understanding the problem-solving process rather than just the answer.

5. Recap and Summary (5-10 minutes):

Summarize the key points covered during the session.
Address any remaining questions or areas where the student may need further clarification.
Emphasize important takeaways and how the lesson connects to broader concepts or the curriculum.