My psychology lessons are designed to be interactive and engaging, leveraging my extensive background in academia and tutoring. With a Master's degree in Psychology and ongoing PhD research at the University of Cape Town, I bring a deep understanding of human behavior, particularly within co-parenting dynamics. My teaching experience spans from university-level lectures to individual tutoring, focusing on building student confidence and reducing fear of failure through positive reinforcement and tailored study strategies.

In each lesson, I integrate a variety of teaching methods, including the use of technology, to cater to different learning styles and ensure a comprehensive understanding of psychological concepts. My lessons often begin with a brief overview of the topic, followed by interactive discussions, practical examples, and case studies to illustrate key points. I employ multimedia resources such as PowerPoint presentations and online tools to enhance learning and keep students engaged.

I am adept at identifying and addressing individual student needs, whether through one-on-one sessions or group discussions. My approach includes regular assessments and feedback to monitor progress and adjust teaching strategies accordingly. I believe in creating a supportive and inclusive learning environment where students feel comfortable to express their thoughts and ask questions.

My research experience, particularly in qualitative methods and psychometrics, informs my teaching, allowing me to provide students with insights into both theoretical and practical aspects of psychology. By fostering critical thinking and encouraging active participation, I aim to inspire my students and help them achieve their academic goals.