How would you describe yourself? I would describe myself as a passionate, patient, and engaging biology teacher

1. Conceptual Understanding

The first step involves teaching students by breaking down complex concepts into simple, digestible explanations. Using resources aligned with their specific curriculum, such as relevant textbooks or guides, ensures that they focus only on essential content without unnecessary distractions.

2. Retention and Recall

Next, students are guided to retain what they’ve learned using effective revision strategies like active recall and spaced repetition. These proven techniques help ensure that the material stays fresh in their memory. I’ve successfully implemented these methods with previous students, who found them incredibly helpful, as reflected in their improved assessment results.

3. Practice and Feedback

The final step focuses on applying knowledge through practice questions, testing both understanding and memorization. Afterward, we review their answers together to identify gaps, whether due to misunderstanding or missing content. I then revisit and reinforce the necessary material to ensure clarity and retention, building confidence for future assessments.