Onara Perera

Overall, my approach is student-centered, flexible, and designed to make your learning journey as enriching and enjoyable as possible. If you have any specific goals or preferences, let me know, and we can tailor the lessons accordingly!

Here is an example of what a potential lesson might look like:

1. Warm-Up

Activity: Start with a quick, engaging activity to get you thinking and prepared for the lesson. This could be a brief discussion on a recent event, a quick quiz, or a short game.

2. Introduction to New Material

Presentation: Introduce the new topic or concept.

3. Guided Practice

Activities: Engage in exercises or activities that allow you to practice the new material with support. Purpose: To apply new knowledge in a controlled setting and reinforce learning.

4. Independent Practice

Activities: Work on tasks independently to practice the new material. This could be writing a short paragraph, answering questions, or engaging in a conversation.

5. Review and Wrap-Up

Review: Go over key points from the lesson, clarify any lingering questions, and discuss any challenges you faced. Homework/Extension Activities: Assign relevant exercises or readings for practice outside of the lesson. Provide guidance on how to approach these tasks.

6. Reflection

Feedback: Discuss what you felt went well in the lesson and any areas where you need more support. Set Goals: Establish goals for the next lesson based on today’s progress and your learning objectives.

This structure is just a guideline and can be adjusted based on the student's preferences and progress.