Arati H.

Teaching Experience in detail in BA Tuition

When I entered Class 11, I came across a new subject called Sociology. At first, I was a little confused because I had never heard of this subject before. We are all familiar with subjects like History, Geography, or Political Science, but Sociology was something different. Gradually, as I started attending classes, I realized how interesting and useful this subject is. Sociology is basically the study of society, people, and the relationships they share. It teaches us how individuals live together, follow rules, and adjust to different cultures and traditions. In the beginning, I thought it would be very difficult, but soon I understood that it is closely related to our daily life. For example, when we study about family, caste, religion, or education in sociology, we can easily connect it with what we see around us in our community. One of the best experiences I had was during a classroom discussion on social inequality. We were asked to share real-life examples of discrimination or unfair treatment. Many of us spoke about caste differences, gender roles, and economic gaps in society. That day I realized that sociology is not just a textbook subject—it actually opens our eyes to the realities of life. Through this subject, I also learned about famous sociologists like Auguste Comte, Émile Durkheim, and Max Weber. Their theories may sound tough at first, but when teachers explain them with examples, they become easy to understand. For instance, Durkheim’s study of social facts helped me think about why people follow traditions even when they don’t fully understand them. Studying sociology in Class 11 has made me more observant. Now, whenever I go to a village fair, attend a wedding, or see people celebrating festivals, I try to look at it from a sociological point of view. I ask myself questions like: Why are certain customs followed? Why do people behave in particular ways in groups? This habit has improved my critical thinking. In conclusion, my experience with sociology has been very enriching. It has not only increased my knowledge but also shaped my personality. It teaches us to respect diversity, fight against injustice, and understand people better. I feel that sociology is not just a subject to study in school, but a lifelong lesson to live in society more responsibly.

Teaching Experience in detail in Class 11 Tuition

My experience of studying with Class 11 students has been very interesting and meaningful. At this stage, students enter a new phase of learning where subjects become deeper and more challenging than in Class 10. I noticed that most students are curious to learn new things and often try to connect lessons with real life. This makes the classroom more active and enjoyable. At the same time, many students feel pressure because of the increased syllabus and future career plans. Some struggle with time management and self-confidence. I realized that small steps like making short notes, revising daily, and asking questions without hesitation can help them a lot.

Years of Experience in Class I-V Tuition

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Teaching Experience in detail in Class I-V Tuition

A wonderful and enriching experience for me. Young children at this stage are very active, curious, and full of energy. They love to learn new things, but they also need fun and interesting ways of learning. I realized that simple stories, songs, and games make their studies more enjoyable and help them remember lessons better.