Chauvaney English Tutor for students ages 5 to 15
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Teaching styles refer to the different methods and approaches that educators use to deliver information to their students. There are several teaching styles, including:

1. Lecturing: This is a traditional teaching style where the teacher presents information through verbal communication.

2. Demonstrating: In this style, the teacher shows the students how to do something, such as performing a task or solving a problem.

3. Facilitating: This involves the teacher acting as a guide or mentor, rather than a lecturer. The teacher encourages students to explore and discover information on their own.

4. Collaborating: This style involves group work and encourages students to work together to solve problems or complete tasks.

5. Inquiry-based: In this style, the teacher encourages students to ask questions and investigate topics on their own.

6. Interactive: This involves the teacher using technology or other interactive tools to engage students and make learning more interactive.

It's important for teachers to be flexible and use a variety of teaching styles to meet the diverse needs of their students.

Subjects

English & Literature Intermediate

Experience

Teaching basic English (Mar, 2015–Aug, 2016) at 1 yrs of experience as assistant professor

Tutoring basic English and helping with homework and prepping for exams.

Education

Higher Secondary (Mar, 2010–Aug, 2012) from TELF Universal–scored 100

Fee details

R250–450/hour (US$13.23–23.81/hour)

For teaching a higher education.

Courses offered

English for kids age 4 to 15
- R250
- Duration: 45min
- Delivery mode: Online
- Group size: Individual
- Instruction language: English
- Certificate provided: Yes
1. Vocabulary: Learning a wide range of words is essential to improving your English skills. Try to read books, newspapers, and articles to expand your vocabulary.

2. Grammar: Proper grammar is crucial in conveying your message effectively. Study grammar rules and practice using them in your writing and speaking.

3. Pronunciation: Practice pronouncing words correctly to improve your overall communication skills. Listen to native speakers and imitate their pronunciation.

4. Writing: Writing is an excellent way to practice your English skills. Try to write short stories, essays, or even emails in English to improve your writing skills.

5. Speaking: Speaking is the most important skill when it comes to communicating in English. Practice speaking with native speakers or join an English-speaking group to improve your speaking skills.

6. Listening: Listening to English speakers will help you understand the language better. Listen to podcasts, watch movies, or even TV shows in English to improve your listening skills.

7. Reading: Reading is a great way to improve your vocabulary and comprehension skills. Read books, articles, and newspapers in English to improve your reading skills.

Remember to practice regularly and be patient with yourself. Learning a new language takes time, but with dedication and effort, you can improve your English skills.