Twinkle

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Years of Experience in Class I-V Tuition

1

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Teaching Experience in detail in Class I-V Tuition

Title: Developing an Engaging and Effective Teaching Style 1. Understand Your Students First Know their age group, interests, and learning styles (visual, auditory, kinesthetic). Use ice-breakers and friendly conversation to build rapport and reduce fear or hesitation. Be approachable and patient—students learn better when they feel safe and respected. 2. Start with a Hook Begin each lesson with something catchy: a question, a short story, a riddle, or a real-life example. Example: Instead of starting a history lesson by reading the chapter, ask, “What if you woke up in 1857? What would life be like?” 3. Make Content Visual and Interactive Use colorful charts, diagrams, flashcards, animations, videos, and real objects when possible. Replace plain board writing with mind maps, doodles, and visual aids. Include students in drawing or building visuals. 4. Keep It Simple, Break It Down Avoid long lectures and complex explanations. Break concepts into small, digestible parts. Use analogies and relatable examples. Use the “Tell – Show – Do – Review” method: Tell the concept Show an example Let students try it Review the results together 5. Use Fun Learning Techniques Games and Quizzes: Add competitive elements like Kahoot, Bingo, or flashcard races. Storytelling: Turn lessons into stories with characters and plots. Role-play and Activities: Let students act out scenes or problems. Group Work: Use team tasks and peer teaching for collaboration. 6. Include Movement and Energy Don’t stay stuck at the desk or board. Move around the class. Include short energizers or mini-breaks like 1-minute stretches, brain teasers, or “Think-Pair-Share” activities. Use hand gestures, facial expressions, and voice modulation to keep attention alive. 7. Use Technology Smartly Use smartboards, YouTube videos, interactive apps, or virtual labs when possible. Encourage students to explore and learn through safe digital tools. 8. Personalize and Connect Give examples related to students' lives. Include humor where appropriate. Recognize their efforts and celebrate small wins to boost confidence. Let students express their opinions or ask questions freely. 9. Keep the Classroom Atmosphere Positive Create a colorful, welcoming classroom with student-made posters or motivational quotes. Set clear but friendly rules. Encourage creativity Fee details ₹1,000–1 Najafgarh, New Delhi, Delhi, India Can travel: 5km Total Teaching exp: 2.0 yrs. Teaches online: Yes Online Teaching exp: 1.0 yrs. Teaches at student's home: Yes Homework Help: Yes Gender: Female Works as: Individual teacher Speaks: English, Hindi