Ajeeth Francis
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Online Classes Having used multiple sources to prep for GRE, I had a very different understanding of the way to prep for the exam, but 1-1 sessions with Sir have been immensely helpful in unlearning the wrong approaches. These sessions have helped me boost my confidence in approaching the questions.
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Madras University 2006
Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)
Anna University 2019
Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.)
Cambridge University (ESOL) 2013
CELTA (Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages)
Wharton University (Coursera) 2017
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Master Excel for Data Science
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For GRE Coaching
Class Location
Online class via Zoom
Student's Home
Tutor's Home
Years of Experience in GRE Coaching classes
16
Name of Awards and Recognition
- Best trainer award by Princeton Review India - Former National Academic head at Kaplan India - Awarded Certificate of Excellence by TCY online for most student engagement.
Background
Working Professional
Experience in taking GRE exam
Yes
Awards and Recognition
Yes
Teaching Experience in detail in GRE Coaching classes
- 10+ years of GRE training experience - Trained over 10,000 students for GRE Verbal - Average 10-15 point score improvements with 80% learners. - Extensive expertise in Content and Curriculum development for GRE: E-Gmat, Unacademy, CrackVerbal, Kaplan, CareerLabs) - Have designed and created several resources for effective GRE Vocabulary building: GRE Vocabulary through Etymology Course (udemy), Wordtoonz app (Crackverbal).
1 Student Class Location
Online class via Zoom
Student's Home
Tutor's Home
Years of Experience in SAT Coaching classes
16
Teaching Experience in detail in SAT Coaching classes
Over the years I have taught close to a 1000 SAT students both individually and In institutions such as the Oakridge School. Over the years I have seen immense success in getting students to a high SAT score (700+ Verbal iin current score range). If you need a hyper-focused, strategy oriented, one-on-one coaching program for your child to help them get to a high SAT Reading and Writing Score, then you should set up a discovery call with me.
5 out of 5 29 reviews
Kanika Jain
Intensive 1-1 GRE mentorship program for Verbal
"Having used multiple sources to prep for GRE, I had a very different understanding of the way to prep for the exam, but 1-1 sessions with Sir have been immensely helpful in unlearning the wrong approaches. These sessions have helped me boost my confidence in approaching the questions."
Mallika Jain
Intensive 1-1 GRE mentorship program for Verbal
"Ajeeth makes GRE Verbal about more than vocabulary; he teaches you how to read, think, and reason your way through questions. His classes are engaging, his material is thoughtfully curated, and his patience and support go beyond the classroom. An excellent teacher for anyone serious about improving their Verbal score."
Ramanathan
551391_Intensive GRE Verbal Mentoring Program
"I had been scouring for a good GRE mentor for a long time. The herculean vocabulary and labyrinthine Verbal section made the journey seem almost insuperable—until I found Ajeeth. What impressed me most was his perspicacious methodology. I won't divulge the details, but his idiosyncratic framework initially felt unconventional. As my preparation progressed, its remarkable efficacy became increasingly evident. Equally impressive was his understanding of student psychology. On more than one occasion, his judgments proved remarkably prescient, identifying my lacunae even before I had articulated them. Whenever I encountered an obstacle, he patiently offered practical, ingenious solutions. Vocabulary was my greatest impediment. Instead of advocating rote memorization, he devised a quotidian regimen that gradually made even recondite words approachable. His etymology-based EDX course further transformed vocabulary into something intuitive rather than mechanical. His explanations are consistently lucid, rendering even intricate questions tractable. Perhaps the most meaningful part of my journey is this: the vocabulary that once intimidated me has become part of my everyday thinking and expression. That transformation is the enduring legacy of his guidance. "
Samatha
"Ajeeth sir is a fantastic, focused teacher who takes an immense amount of care in getting to know his students. Throughout my prep, he helped me focus on my weakenesses, offered me ample material to work on them, and encouraged me to do better believing in my potential. I ended up getting a 165 V score and couldn’t have done it without him! "
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1. Identify a specific area you'd like to focus on. e.g. "speaking about past habits"
2. Break down the langauge required for this considering the learner's level - e.g. for a A2-B1 learner, you may need to teach them some lexis such as "used to", "something that I did was", "a hobby that I liked".
You will also need to think about the grammar structure that they may need to use "I used to", "I was...", "I was verb+ing"
3. Decide the format of your lesson. Will it be conversational or will it be teacher centres "teach->practice-> teach"
4. plan the differnt parts of the lesson and the activities you'd like to include, their goals and outcomes and how you'd want to measure them.
5. Trouble shoot -> deploy in a real class -> refine
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Stories are usually the best mode of learning and producing language.
Use language aides to help young learners fill in parts of a story (half filled words on the board, the objects places in the classroom in real life that they have to scavanger hunt and find etc).
Use story telling as a means to help them creatively produce langauge. Perhaps a story train exercise where one starts the story and the each adds more details to the story. The target langauge and level would dictate the language and complexity of the activity.
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Of course, it is! That said, the stress on the "r" is not as pronounced as with other languages. Sometimes the "r" is silent altogether.
It has to do with the fact that English is a modified form of several other 'germanic' languages. While it retains a specific spelling rule, the pronunciations are dictated by the root language.
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Online class via Zoom
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Years of Experience in GRE Coaching classes
16
Name of Awards and Recognition
- Best trainer award by Princeton Review India - Former National Academic head at Kaplan India - Awarded Certificate of Excellence by TCY online for most student engagement.
Background
Working Professional
Experience in taking GRE exam
Yes
Awards and Recognition
Yes
Teaching Experience in detail in GRE Coaching classes
- 10+ years of GRE training experience - Trained over 10,000 students for GRE Verbal - Average 10-15 point score improvements with 80% learners. - Extensive expertise in Content and Curriculum development for GRE: E-Gmat, Unacademy, CrackVerbal, Kaplan, CareerLabs) - Have designed and created several resources for effective GRE Vocabulary building: GRE Vocabulary through Etymology Course (udemy), Wordtoonz app (Crackverbal).
1 Student Class Location
Online class via Zoom
Student's Home
Tutor's Home
Years of Experience in SAT Coaching classes
16
Teaching Experience in detail in SAT Coaching classes
Over the years I have taught close to a 1000 SAT students both individually and In institutions such as the Oakridge School. Over the years I have seen immense success in getting students to a high SAT score (700+ Verbal iin current score range). If you need a hyper-focused, strategy oriented, one-on-one coaching program for your child to help them get to a high SAT Reading and Writing Score, then you should set up a discovery call with me.
Answered on 03 Oct
Ask a Question
Post a Lesson
1. Identify a specific area you'd like to focus on. e.g. "speaking about past habits"
2. Break down the langauge required for this considering the learner's level - e.g. for a A2-B1 learner, you may need to teach them some lexis such as "used to", "something that I did was", "a hobby that I liked".
You will also need to think about the grammar structure that they may need to use "I used to", "I was...", "I was verb+ing"
3. Decide the format of your lesson. Will it be conversational or will it be teacher centres "teach->practice-> teach"
4. plan the differnt parts of the lesson and the activities you'd like to include, their goals and outcomes and how you'd want to measure them.
5. Trouble shoot -> deploy in a real class -> refine
Like 0 Answers 31 Comments Answered on 13 Jul
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Stories are usually the best mode of learning and producing language.
Use language aides to help young learners fill in parts of a story (half filled words on the board, the objects places in the classroom in real life that they have to scavanger hunt and find etc).
Use story telling as a means to help them creatively produce langauge. Perhaps a story train exercise where one starts the story and the each adds more details to the story. The target langauge and level would dictate the language and complexity of the activity.
Like 0 Answers 10 Comments Answered on 13 Jul
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Like 0 Answers 9 Comments Answered on 05/09/2020
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Of course, it is! That said, the stress on the "r" is not as pronounced as with other languages. Sometimes the "r" is silent altogether.
It has to do with the fact that English is a modified form of several other 'germanic' languages. While it retains a specific spelling rule, the pronunciations are dictated by the root language.
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