Shreyo Das

I focus more on practical learning rather than teaching the children what's written in the book word by word. I try to give a real life situation to the students to solve a particular set of problem and once their basics are clear, I move forward with giving them exercises to do. My understanding is that if the students are able to grab the basics of a concept then they will be able to solve any problem that may come. In my 1 year of tutoring experience, I have seen many kinds of students, some who are keen to learn and some who don't care. But once they understand the things that are being taught, all of them show equal interest in learning. If they have any doubts regarding their school assignments, I will help them with that. After reviewing their curriculum thoroughly I'll decide how to go forward with the modules. But I will keep tests once each week and it will be about the topics covered last week so that the student doesn't forget what was taught and keep revising the topics. I will help them with the test preparations too and make sure that they remember everything that was taught to them. Keeping a growth mindset is what's necessary, so I'll make sure it is maintained for student learning as well as my teaching practice. And I recommend the parents to check on their kids if they are keeping up and doing their tasks actively and tell me if they are having any difficulties, this will boost their performance.