Teaches chemistry by relating it with our day to day LIFE

The Indian Institute of Technology in Madras, India, is where I received my doctorate in chemistry. During my college studies, I used to have trouble with chemistry. As the years went by, I overcame this phobia by connecting chemistry to my everyday life, and I gradually began to appreciate it.
My objective is to teach students about all facets of chemistry by connecting it to real-world situations. I've been employed as a chemistry instructor since 2009. I have expertise dealing with both students who are gifted with strong grasping abilities and others who are not. To make complex subjects easier for my pupils to understand, I often employ visual aids like diagrams, graphs, and models.
I'll sketch out a diagram on the board and explain each step as I go while I'm describing chemical reactions, for instance. This aids pupils in understanding reactions and applying what they learn to their own investigations.
Every student can succeed, in my opinion, if they are given the correct resources. I think that kids should be able to ask questions without feeling uncomfortable or worried about being judged. Being a teacher who also believes that one should never stop learning oneself, I make it a point to keep up with the most recent research findings and teaching techniques.