For many years i have taught maths at a GCSE level and occasionally at A-Level. My interest is accounting, and I'd love to share my knowledge with kids so they can comprehend it as its becoming more important in the world of today. I don't follow a set curriculum when I teach; instead, I employ a variety of strategies to help the students understand. Most of the time, accounting will always be re...
For many years i have taught maths at a GCSE level and occasionally at A-Level. My interest is accounting, and I'd love to share my knowledge with kids so they can comprehend it as its becoming more important in the world of today. I don't follow a set curriculum when I teach; instead, I employ a variety of strategies to help the students understand. Most of the time, accounting will always be related to the financial statements. balance sheet, income statement, and the cash flow forecast. The way I approach my lessons is to constantly refer back to the statements since this will help the students spot trends and gain a deeper understanding of where each number originates from. The ideal way to educate, in my opinion, is to have students absorb material and then apply it to problems. This way, they are better prepared for tests and are more familiar with how they apply the material.