Sharika Banu Mam never rushed through topics. If we got stuck on Python loops or Excel formulas, she’d pause, break it down step by step, and check everyone’s screen before moving on. Questions weren’t treated like interruptions. She’d re-explain using different examples until it clicked, and she’d circle back next class to make sure we still remembered. I never felt dumb for asking twice. That made it safe to actually learn instead of just copying code.
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