Stephanie

In my psychology lessons, I aim to create a welcoming and interactive environment where students feel encouraged to engage with the material and ask questions. Each lesson is structured to ensure clarity, building from foundational concepts to more advanced topics, allowing students to gain a solid understanding of psychological theories and their real-world applications.

I start with a brief recap of previous lessons to refresh students’ memory, before introducing new content using simple, clear explanations. I incorporate a variety of teaching methods, such as visual aids, real-life examples, and interactive discussions, to cater to different learning styles and make the material more relatable. For instance, when teaching theories like operant conditioning, I may use examples from everyday life or pop culture to help students connect with the concepts.

Throughout the session, I encourage active participation, prompting students with questions and asking them to share their own thoughts. This helps develop critical thinking skills and boosts their confidence in applying psychological knowledge. We also regularly practice exam-style questions to prepare for assessments, focusing on key areas such as essay writing, analysis, and structuring answers effectively.

As I am currently studying for a psychology degree, I’m able to provide fresh insights into the subject and understand the challenges students face. My goal is to help each student achieve their full potential, offering tailored support based on their individual needs. Whether you're struggling with specific topics or looking to enhance your exam technique, I’m here to guide you every step of the way.