Gagana B.

Teaching Experience in detail in HTML Training

I have hands-on experience in teaching HTML to beginners, especially school and college students who are new to web development. I start with the basics such as the structure of an HTML document, tags, attributes, and gradually guide students through real-time examples like creating simple web pages, forms, and layouts. My teaching style is practical and step-by-step. I explain each tag with live examples, encourage students to write their own code, and correct them with feedback. I’ve helped my peers and juniors understand HTML concepts in a simplified way, making it easy even for non-technical learners. I also integrate CSS to show how design and structure work together, which helps students get a complete picture of frontend basics. My sessions are interactive, beginner-friendly, and focused on hands-on learning.

Teaching Experience in detail in C Language Classes

I have experience teaching the C programming language to beginners, especially school and college students who are new to coding. I focus on building a strong foundation by starting with the basics—such as syntax, data types, variables, operators, and control statements—and gradually move towards more advanced topics like arrays, functions, pointers, and structures. My teaching style is clear and example-driven. I explain each concept using simple programs and encourage students to write and debug code on their own to develop problem-solving skills. I also help them understand how memory management works in C and guide them through commonly asked academic and interview questions. I’ve helped my juniors and peers understand C programming with patience and clarity, making it easier for them to grasp logic and syntax even if they don’t come from a technical background.