My lessons are interactive and include learning the knowledge and then applying it. For example, students might learn about the areas of the brain in Psychology, which will then be followed by me helping them with a past exam question and then trying another question on their own, which I will mark. I try to use a whiteboard or my iPad when explaining questions with a lot of writing. For example, math questions or biology diagrams.
In lessons where there are bigger and more complicated problems, I will give multiple examples and do many practice questions together to ensure that I cover various possible questions that can be asked in exams.
Students in my lessons are free to ask as many questions as they want to, even if the class is slightly extended because of this.
I have experience tutoring GCSE students in maths and psychology and have helped boost their grades.