I would describe myself as friendly bright and a bubbly who anyone can get on with, I would like to aim the lessons for children

It’s important to create a comfortable and supportive environment where students feel they can share their thoughts and challenges freely. I would start by getting to know my student personally—their favorite activities, subjects they enjoy, and the ones they find tough. This builds trust and helps me tailor lessons to their interests. To help them, I’d first identify areas where they need the most support, such as reading comprehension, basic math, or writing skills. I’d then use engaging and interactive methods, like storytelling for reading, games for math, and creative prompts for writing, to make learning enjoyable. I’d teach them not only the curriculum but also how to build confidence in their abilities. I’d celebrate their progress, no matter how small, and show them that mistakes are part of learning. Most importantly, I’d ensure my tone is warm, patient, and encouraging, so they always feel safe to express themselves. By making learning fun and approachable, I can help them grow academically and personally.