Hi everyone! I am a Japanese, Maths, and Physics teacher. I’ve been teaching Japanese for about three years, and in that time, I’ve developed a lesson format that balances structure with flexibility to meet the diverse needs of my students. Each lesson begins with an introduction to the topic, ensuring that everyone understands the goals for the session. From there, we dive into the material thro...
Hi everyone! I am a Japanese, Maths, and Physics teacher. I’ve been teaching Japanese for about three years, and in that time, I’ve developed a lesson format that balances structure with flexibility to meet the diverse needs of my students. Each lesson begins with an introduction to the topic, ensuring that everyone understands the goals for the session. From there, we dive into the material through a mix of interactive and engaging activities. For example, I incorporate conversation practice, real-life scenarios, vocabulary exercises to reinforce key concepts. This variety helps to keep the lessons dynamic and ensures that students are actively involved in their learning process.
In addition to teaching Japanese, I’ve also taught other subjects for about two years, which has given me a broader understanding of how different teaching techniques can be applied to various topics. This experience has allowed me to refine my approach, ensuring that I adapt my methods to suit each student’s unique learning style and pace. I believe that the best learning happens when students feel comfortable and motivated, so I work hard to create an inclusive, encouraging environment where participation is key.
The dynamics in my lessons are always collaborative and student-centered. I encourage open discussions, questions, and active participation because I believe learning should be a two-way street. My goal is to make each lesson not only informative but also enjoyable and memorable, helping students to stay engaged and confident in their progress. Ultimately, I’m passionate about teaching and seeing my students succeed.
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