Rahul Raj

In my initial lesson, I like to conduct a comprehensive assessment of the student's existing knowledge and identify their strengths and weaknesses. Subsequently, I engage in a discussion with the student to ascertain their preferred learning method, allowing me to tailor subsequent lessons to align with their optimal learning approach.

Typically, my lessons are structured into five distinct phases:

1)Commencement: We commence our session by exchanging greetings and ensuring the student feels at ease, creating a comfortable learning environment.
2)Recapitulation: We swiftly review the material covered in the prior session to gauge the student's retention and address any lingering questions or uncertainties.
3)Exploration of New Material: We delve into a new topic that was introduced in the preceding session, building upon the foundation laid earlier.
4)Application and Assessment: We engage in exercises and activities designed to assess the student's comprehension and application of the topic.
5)Feedback and Reflection: To conclude the lesson, I encourage the student to provide feedback, sharing their preferences and highlighting both enjoyable and challenging aspects of the session.
This structured approach ensures a thorough evaluation of the student's progress while promoting a tailored and effective learning experience.