Raja Park, Jaipur 
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University of Rajasthan Pursuing
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Raja Park, Jaipur, India - 302004
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Online class via Zoom
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Years of Experience in BA Tuition
1
Field tutored for
English
Experience in School or College
My experience at school was a very memorable and formative part of my life. School was not only a place where I gained academic knowledge but also where I learned important life lessons. I enjoyed attending classes, participating in discussions, and learning from my teachers, who always guided and motivated me. My classmates and friends made school life more enjoyable, and we shared many happy moments together during classes, sports, and cultural activities. Sometimes there were challenges, such as exams and assignments, but they helped me become more disciplined and responsible. School also taught me the value of teamwork, respect, and hard work. The supportive environment encouraged me to develop confidence and curiosity for learning. Overall, my school experience was enriching and enjoyable, and it played a significant role in shaping my personality and preparing me for future opportunities.
Type of class
Crash Course, Regular Classes
Class strength catered to
One on one/ Private Tutions, Group Classes
Taught in School or College
Yes
BA English Subjects
Gender and Human Rights, Literary Criticism, Popular Literature, British Poetry and Drama: 14th to 17th Centuries, Science fiction and Detective Literature, Autobiography, Nineteenth Century European Realism, British Literature: Post World War II, Language, Literature and Culture, Travel writing, Media and Communication Skills, Contemporary India: Women and Empowerment, Postcolonial Literatures, Literature and Cinema, Research Methodology, English/MIL Communication, Modern European Drama, British Literature: The Early 20th Century, Indian Classical Literature, European Classical Literature, Literature of the Indian Diaspora, Womens' Writing, World Literatures, Partition Literature, British Poetry and Drama: 17th and 18th Centuries, Indian Writing in English, American Literature, British Literature: 19th Century, British Romantic Literature, British Literature: 18th Century, Language and Linguistics, Literary Theory, Creative Writing
Teaching Experience in detail in BA Tuition
Teaching has been one of the most meaningful and transformative experiences of my life. For me, teaching is not just about delivering information; it is about shaping minds, inspiring curiosity, and helping students discover their own potential. When I enter a classroom, I see not just students sitting on benches but individuals with dreams, talents, and the ability to change the world. A good teacher does not simply complete the syllabus; a good teacher creates a learning environment where students feel confident to ask questions, express their ideas, and think independently. I always try to make my lectures interactive and engaging so that students do not feel that learning is a burden but an exciting journey of discovery. One of the most rewarding aspects of teaching is seeing students grow intellectually and personally. When a student who once hesitated to speak begins to express ideas confidently, or when a complex concept suddenly becomes clear to them, it brings immense satisfaction. These moments remind me that teaching is not only about knowledge but also about encouragement and belief in students. I also try to teach my students that education is not limited to textbooks. Education should help them develop critical thinking, empathy, discipline, and a sense of responsibility toward society. A teacher’s role is to guide students to become not only successful professionals but also thoughtful and ethical human beings. Ultimately, teaching is a continuous learning process. Every class, every question, and every discussion teaches me something new. This mutual learning between teacher and students makes the classroom a dynamic and inspiring place
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Class Location
Online class via Zoom
Student's Home
Tutor's Home
Years of Experience in BA Tuition
1
Field tutored for
English
Experience in School or College
My experience at school was a very memorable and formative part of my life. School was not only a place where I gained academic knowledge but also where I learned important life lessons. I enjoyed attending classes, participating in discussions, and learning from my teachers, who always guided and motivated me. My classmates and friends made school life more enjoyable, and we shared many happy moments together during classes, sports, and cultural activities. Sometimes there were challenges, such as exams and assignments, but they helped me become more disciplined and responsible. School also taught me the value of teamwork, respect, and hard work. The supportive environment encouraged me to develop confidence and curiosity for learning. Overall, my school experience was enriching and enjoyable, and it played a significant role in shaping my personality and preparing me for future opportunities.
Type of class
Crash Course, Regular Classes
Class strength catered to
One on one/ Private Tutions, Group Classes
Taught in School or College
Yes
BA English Subjects
Gender and Human Rights, Literary Criticism, Popular Literature, British Poetry and Drama: 14th to 17th Centuries, Science fiction and Detective Literature, Autobiography, Nineteenth Century European Realism, British Literature: Post World War II, Language, Literature and Culture, Travel writing, Media and Communication Skills, Contemporary India: Women and Empowerment, Postcolonial Literatures, Literature and Cinema, Research Methodology, English/MIL Communication, Modern European Drama, British Literature: The Early 20th Century, Indian Classical Literature, European Classical Literature, Literature of the Indian Diaspora, Womens' Writing, World Literatures, Partition Literature, British Poetry and Drama: 17th and 18th Centuries, Indian Writing in English, American Literature, British Literature: 19th Century, British Romantic Literature, British Literature: 18th Century, Language and Linguistics, Literary Theory, Creative Writing
Teaching Experience in detail in BA Tuition
Teaching has been one of the most meaningful and transformative experiences of my life. For me, teaching is not just about delivering information; it is about shaping minds, inspiring curiosity, and helping students discover their own potential. When I enter a classroom, I see not just students sitting on benches but individuals with dreams, talents, and the ability to change the world. A good teacher does not simply complete the syllabus; a good teacher creates a learning environment where students feel confident to ask questions, express their ideas, and think independently. I always try to make my lectures interactive and engaging so that students do not feel that learning is a burden but an exciting journey of discovery. One of the most rewarding aspects of teaching is seeing students grow intellectually and personally. When a student who once hesitated to speak begins to express ideas confidently, or when a complex concept suddenly becomes clear to them, it brings immense satisfaction. These moments remind me that teaching is not only about knowledge but also about encouragement and belief in students. I also try to teach my students that education is not limited to textbooks. Education should help them develop critical thinking, empathy, discipline, and a sense of responsibility toward society. A teacher’s role is to guide students to become not only successful professionals but also thoughtful and ethical human beings. Ultimately, teaching is a continuous learning process. Every class, every question, and every discussion teaches me something new. This mutual learning between teacher and students makes the classroom a dynamic and inspiring place
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