Ramesh Singh

I teach Mathematics to students from Class 6 to 10 and have been passionately engaged in teaching for the past 3 years. During this time, I have worked primarily in a school setting, helping students develop a strong foundation in mathematics and problem-solving skills. My goal is to make math simple and enjoyable for every student, no matter their starting point.

I hold a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) degree in Mathematics, which has given me an in-depth understanding of the subject and its applications. This academic background allows me to explain concepts clearly and provide students with a strong conceptual base. My focus is on ensuring that students not only solve problems but also understand the logic and reasoning behind them.

Over the past three years, I have seen my students make significant progress in their math skills. Many of them have improved their school performance and developed confidence in handling even challenging topics. Parents and students have appreciated my teaching methods, especially the way I break down difficult concepts into simpler steps. These positive experiences have been a major motivation for me to continue improving as an educator.

I prefer to conduct my classes online, as it offers flexibility and convenience for both students and parents. My teaching style is structured and interactive—I follow a well-planned lesson for every session and encourage active participation to make learning engaging and effective. I also believe in regular practice and problem-solving exercises to strengthen concepts.

To make my sessions more effective, I use a digital whiteboard, which helps me explain topics visually and clearly. Visual learning plays a big role in understanding mathematics, and I make sure my students get the benefit of detailed step-by-step explanations during every class.

I also provide worksheets and additional materials when required to give students more practice and help them master each topic thoroughly. My ultimate aim is to build confidence in every student so that they not only excel in exams but also develop a long-lasting interest in mathematics.