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Will give knowledge,includes activities.
Promotes self learning,self actualisation and thinking skills
Balance between a student and tutor regarding the topics.
Incorporates many teaching formats,increased student engagement,increase student self sufficiency,Encouraging learning and collaboration.
Teaching styles-live online session,white boarding, presentations, live chatting, Discussions,Game based learning’s,
Active listening,Adaptability,Collaboration,Creativity,Empathy
Engagement,Focus on growth,Lifelong learning,Patience,
Preparedness,Respect.
1. Adaptability
Adaptability is a must for teachers, who need to continuously evaluate what’s working for their students — and even more importantly, what isn’t working. Being adaptable and flexible allows you to flow between different theories of learning and modes of teaching — something we’ll discuss momentarily — without becoming immobilized by stress or indecision.
2. Empathy
Empathy is the ability to understand what another person is feeling or experiencing — put simply, putting yourself in another person’s shoes. As a teacher, it’s vital to practice empathy instead of making assumptions — for instance, making efforts to understand and address the root issue that’s causing a student to fall behind their peers, perform more poorly than they used to, or lash out in class.
3. Patience
Patience is important both to possess and to model for your students — who, as we discussed in our post on theories of learning, may view you as a role model and emulate your behavior. Having a reserve of patience will make it easier for you to work through each student’s unique struggles and challenges, which may be difficult or slow-going to overcome.
4. Engagement
Students are perceptive from an extremely young age and can easily tell when teachers are bored by or apathetic toward their own material. If you want to generate engagement and enthusiasm in your class, it’s imperative to exemplify those traits yourself, showing your students an infectious passion for learning — and all the exciting discoveries and hobbies that it can unlock for them!
5. Active Listening
Active listening is vital if you want to effectively diagnose and help overcome students’ unique obstacles and challenges. Seek feedback, encourage honesty, provide ways for students to contact you easily, and be attentive whenever you listen, always trying to read between the lines and assess body language while you’re communicating. Learn more about how and why you should
Promotes self learning,self actualisation and thinking skills
Balance between a student and tutor regarding the topics.
Incorporates many teaching formats,increased student engagement,increase student self sufficiency,Encouraging learning and collaboration.
Teaching styles-live online session,white boarding, presentations, live chatting, Discussions,Game based learning’s,
Active listening,Adaptability,Collaboration,Creativity,Empathy
Engagement,Focus on growth,Lifelong learning,Patience,
Preparedness,Respect.
1. Adaptability
Adaptability is a must for teachers, who need to continuously evaluate what’s working for their students — and even more importantly, what isn’t working. Being adaptable and flexible allows you to flow between different theories of learning and modes of teaching — something we’ll discuss momentarily — without becoming immobilized by stress or indecision.
2. Empathy
Empathy is the ability to understand what another person is feeling or experiencing — put simply, putting yourself in another person’s shoes. As a teacher, it’s vital to practice empathy instead of making assumptions — for instance, making efforts to understand and address the root issue that’s causing a student to fall behind their peers, perform more poorly than they used to, or lash out in class.
3. Patience
Patience is important both to possess and to model for your students — who, as we discussed in our post on theories of learning, may view you as a role model and emulate your behavior. Having a reserve of patience will make it easier for you to work through each student’s unique struggles and challenges, which may be difficult or slow-going to overcome.
4. Engagement
Students are perceptive from an extremely young age and can easily tell when teachers are bored by or apathetic toward their own material. If you want to generate engagement and enthusiasm in your class, it’s imperative to exemplify those traits yourself, showing your students an infectious passion for learning — and all the exciting discoveries and hobbies that it can unlock for them!
5. Active Listening
Active listening is vital if you want to effectively diagnose and help overcome students’ unique obstacles and challenges. Seek feedback, encourage honesty, provide ways for students to contact you easily, and be attentive whenever you listen, always trying to read between the lines and assess body language while you’re communicating. Learn more about how and why you should
Subjects
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Maths (CBSE) Grade 1-Grade 7
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Science (CBSE) Grade 2-Grade 8
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Hindi (CBSE) Grade 1-Grade 5
Experience
No experience mentioned.
Education
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MS(IT) (Jan, 2021–now) from Bits Pilani
Fee details
₹20,000–25,000/month (US$235.82–294.78/month)
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Selaiyur, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
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Can travel:
No
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- Last login: Jun 3
- Registered: Oct 29, 2023
- Total Teaching exp: 2.0 yrs.
- Teaches online: Yes
- Online Teaching exp: 2.0 yrs.
- Teaches at student's home: No
- Homework Help: Yes
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Gender: Female
- Works as: Individual teacher
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Fee:₹20,000–25,000/month(USD 235.82–294.78/month)
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