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DPS Kalyanpur
Kalyanpur, Kanpur
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Online class via Zoom
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Years of Experience in Class I-V Tuition
1
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₹ 300.0 per hour
Board
International Baccalaureate
Subjects taught
Urdu, Hindi
Taught in School or College
No
Teaching Experience in detail in Class I-V Tuition
I have completed my graduation in arts (B.A.) and have also prepared for UPSC. I have 1 year of experience in teaching Hindi to students of Class I-V. I focus on strong basics of Hindi grammar: reading, writing, and speaking. I teach in a very simple and friendly way so that small children can understand easily. I teach both CBSE and State board students. I can teach online and at students' homes in Kanpur, Machariya area. My aim is to make students confident in the Hindi subject.
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teaching Spoken English, I refer to these books which are very helpful for students:
1. *Word Power Made Easy by Norman Lewis* - Best for vocabulary building.
2. *Rapidex English Speaking Course* - Very easy for beginners to understand Hindi to English translation.
3. *Wren & Martin for Grammar* - For basic grammar rules, but I teach only important parts, not full book.
4. *English Conversation Practice by Grant Taylor* - It has many daily use conversations.
Apart from books, I also use YouTube videos and make my own notes with daily use sentences. This helps students in Kanpur who are from Hindi medium background
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When teaching Spoken English, I refer to these books which are very helpful for students:
1. *Word Power Made Easy by Norman Lewis* - Best for vocabulary building.
2. *Rapidex English Speaking Course* - Very easy for beginners to understand Hindi to English translation.
3. *Wren & Martin for Grammar* - For basic grammar rules, but I teach only important parts, not full book.
4. *English Conversation Practice by Grant Taylor* - It has many daily use conversations.
Apart from books, I also use YouTube videos and make my own notes with daily use sentences. This helps students in Kanpur who are from Hindi medium background.
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For a Spoken English online class, I always prepare my content in 3 parts:
*1. Warm-up (10 mins):* Start with daily use sentences, self-introduction, and small daily conversation topics to make the student comfortable.
*2. Main Content (30 mins):* Focus on one topic per day - like Tenses, Vocabulary for daily routine, or Role Play (at shop, at interview). I use simple examples, pictures, and live practice. I also include listening practice through short stories.
*3. Practice & Homework (20 mins):* At the end, I give the student 5 sentences to make and ask them to speak for 1 minute on the topic. I correct pronunciation gently. For homework, I give them to record a small voice note.
This structure keeps the class interactive and not boring, especially for beginners.
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Class Location
Online class via Zoom
Student's Home
Tutor's Home
Years of Experience in Class I-V Tuition
1
Fees
₹ 300.0 per hour
Board
International Baccalaureate
Subjects taught
Urdu, Hindi
Taught in School or College
No
Teaching Experience in detail in Class I-V Tuition
I have completed my graduation in arts (B.A.) and have also prepared for UPSC. I have 1 year of experience in teaching Hindi to students of Class I-V. I focus on strong basics of Hindi grammar: reading, writing, and speaking. I teach in a very simple and friendly way so that small children can understand easily. I teach both CBSE and State board students. I can teach online and at students' homes in Kanpur, Machariya area. My aim is to make students confident in the Hindi subject.
Answered 1 day ago
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teaching Spoken English, I refer to these books which are very helpful for students:
1. *Word Power Made Easy by Norman Lewis* - Best for vocabulary building.
2. *Rapidex English Speaking Course* - Very easy for beginners to understand Hindi to English translation.
3. *Wren & Martin for Grammar* - For basic grammar rules, but I teach only important parts, not full book.
4. *English Conversation Practice by Grant Taylor* - It has many daily use conversations.
Apart from books, I also use YouTube videos and make my own notes with daily use sentences. This helps students in Kanpur who are from Hindi medium background
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When teaching Spoken English, I refer to these books which are very helpful for students:
1. *Word Power Made Easy by Norman Lewis* - Best for vocabulary building.
2. *Rapidex English Speaking Course* - Very easy for beginners to understand Hindi to English translation.
3. *Wren & Martin for Grammar* - For basic grammar rules, but I teach only important parts, not full book.
4. *English Conversation Practice by Grant Taylor* - It has many daily use conversations.
Apart from books, I also use YouTube videos and make my own notes with daily use sentences. This helps students in Kanpur who are from Hindi medium background.
Like 0 Answers 31 Comments Answered 1 day ago
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For a Spoken English online class, I always prepare my content in 3 parts:
*1. Warm-up (10 mins):* Start with daily use sentences, self-introduction, and small daily conversation topics to make the student comfortable.
*2. Main Content (30 mins):* Focus on one topic per day - like Tenses, Vocabulary for daily routine, or Role Play (at shop, at interview). I use simple examples, pictures, and live practice. I also include listening practice through short stories.
*3. Practice & Homework (20 mins):* At the end, I give the student 5 sentences to make and ask them to speak for 1 minute on the topic. I correct pronunciation gently. For homework, I give them to record a small voice note.
This structure keeps the class interactive and not boring, especially for beginners.
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