Rimsha Zafar

As a psychology tutor, my lessons typically follow a structured yet flexible format. Here’s what you can expect:

1. Assessment and Goal Setting: We start by discussing your specific needs and goals. This helps tailor the lessons to your interests and areas for improvement.
Interactive Learning: I incorporate discussions, case studies, and real-life applications of psychological concepts to make the material engaging and relevant.
3. Varied Content: Lessons cover key topics like cognitive psychology, developmental theories, and research methods, often linking theory to current events or practical scenarios.
Critical Thinking: I encourage students to analyze and evaluate psychological theories, fostering a deeper understanding and ability to apply concepts.
5. Resources: I provide additional materials, such as articles and videos, to reinforce learning outside our sessions.
6. Feedback and Support: Regular feedback is a key part of our dynamic, ensuring you feel supported and confident in your learning journey.
Interactive Methods: Using quizzes, flashcards, and problem-solving activities to reinforce learning.
With a year of tutoring experience, I’ve helped students from diverse backgrounds improve their understanding and performance in psychology. My approach is adaptive, aiming to create a positive and productive learning environment.