As a private teacher I do my best to form in my learners a deep perception as well as confidence at exams and being capable to tackle unknown issues. My theory is actually based on the belief that learning takes place in an environment of mutual respect wherein the learner is supported to think and make links on their own. According to my practical experience individual lesson has a distinct importance to students through the option to resolve the children' particular barriers to learning in a manner that sets the roots for a thorough and lengthy comprehension of the subject.

Analytic thinking

My approach depends on the scholar's learning style and needs. However, my teaching approach is based on inspiring scholars to think for themselves, using real-world models wherever they can. |To my mind it is necessary to provide learners with a working skills and to practice problem-solving skills for building upon this knowledge. Directing a person to think critically is at the core of the things a scholar should withdraw from any subject class.

The role of mentoring

Training children belongs to the most lasting increases a tutor are able to make, and it is a procedure, that I consider to be interesting and rewarding. From my practice, I discovered the effect of involving students with the help of patterns and of delivering information at a degree that assumes mentality but not specifically knowledge, blending the unknown with the known in a mix which delivers the child the feeling of possibility instead of that one of impossibility that impressive and formal approaches can inflict.

My teaching tricks

I begin with topics the learners are good with and move eventually to more challenging sectors as long as their self-confidence is being developed. I operate examples and questions to test comprehending continually. I don't lecture to students or ask them to remember things. Neither do I do the students' home tasks for them!

I normally involve test-style or past paper questions in order to test, exercise and refine the student's recognising and practice. I also give a lot of attention to many of the not so much obvious yet necessary abilities such as essay structure and technique, logical thought, and the good use of graphs and numbers.