Stephen Irewole

I add charisma to my teaching as I encourage and welcome questions that are always applicable to everyday life processes and activities, which will stimulate the students' level of assimilation and thereby make them yearn for more knowledge. I always keep an open mind considering the fact that I was once in your position trying to understand the complexity of chemistry, but I was able to overcome the challenge and now I teach it with ease and lovingly pass it down to those who in turn are ready to learn. I have thought students' aiming to write at both the national and international level and they have come out on top. I engage in a technique that makes my class modest enough even for a beginner by introducing charts, diagrams, graphs and anime, with in-depth explanations and examples. All these is dependent on my students' as I don't try to rush them into knowing more than they can carry, but instead I rather follow up on them so they won't shy away from the reason why they wanted to learn in the first instance. I have in the course of my teaching and experience understood that the fundamentals of chemistry is not just about the beginning of the study of matter, but that chemistry starts from the study of the periodic table and I am sure you want to know more and why?