Shruthi

Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE), State, DAV board, CBSE, ICSE, NIOS

1. Learn the subject well A teacher must understand the subject deeply. Review your textbooks, notes, and important concepts so you can teach confidently. ✅ 2. Plan your lessons Before teaching a class, prepare: What you will teach Examples you will use Activities or questions Notes or PPTs A lesson plan helps you stay organized. ✅ 3. Start with simple explanation Students learn better when you: Explain slowly Use simple language Start from basic ideas Give real-life examples ✅ 4. Use teaching methods Good teachers use different methods: Chalkboard teaching PPT / smart board Stories and activities Group discussions Question–answer method It keeps students interested. ✅ 5. Ask questions to check understanding Throughout the lesson, ask: “Did everyone understand?” “Can someone give an example?” “Any doubts?” This makes teaching interactive. ✅ 6. Give notes and practice Provide: Class notes Worksheets Practice questions Homework assignments This helps students remember what they learned. ✅ 7. Maintain discipline A teacher must: Be strict but fair Set classroom rules Keep students focued ✅ 8. Be friendly and patient Students learn better from a teacher who is: Kind Supportive Helpful Patient ✅ 9. Use tests and evaluations Take: Short quizzes Class tests Oral questions Assignments These show how much students have learned. ✅ 10. Improve your teaching After each class: Think about what went well Improve where needed Take feedback from students or senior teachers ⭐ If you want, I can give you: A sample lesson plan

Science, Computers, Kannada, English, Social studies, EVS, Personal, Social and Physical education, Social Science

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