Kaavya K.

I teach Mathematics and Science to students from Class 4 to Class 9, and I’ve been doing this with dedication for the past 9 years. What started as a simple passion for teaching has grown into a fulfilling journey of guiding young learners through some of the most important academic years of their life. My teaching approach has always been rooted in patience, understanding, and consistency.

With a B.Tech degree in Computer Science and a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed), I bring both technical precision and pedagogical insight into my classrooms. This academic combination allows me to simplify complex topics in Math and Science and present them in a way that students not only understand but also begin to enjoy.

Over the years, I’ve seen how students often struggle with fear or disinterest in subjects like Math. That’s why I focus strongly on concept clarity and tailor my teaching style to match each student’s individual learning needs. Whether it’s breaking down formulas or walking through science concepts step by step, I make sure the foundation is solid before moving forward.

I conduct both online and offline classes, depending on the student’s preference. Each session is structured with a lesson plan so that we stay organized and focused on the syllabus while also leaving room for revision and practice. I use a mix of PPTs and whiteboard explanations to create interactive and engaging sessions.

While I don’t provide separate course materials, I regularly supplement the lessons with practice exercises and questions from trusted reference books like RD Sharma and RS Aggarwal. These resources help reinforce classroom learning and ensure students are well-prepared for exams and school assessments.

I believe in building a learning environment where students feel comfortable asking questions, making mistakes, and growing at their own pace. My goal is not just to improve marks but to instill confidence in my students and help them develop a genuine interest in Math and Science that stays with them for years.

As a tutor, it brings me great joy to see a student who once struggled in class start scoring better, participating more, and even looking forward to lessons. That transformation — both academic and personal — is what makes teaching truly rewarding for me.