Ulhasnagar

Laxmipriya replied | 3 days ago

Yes

Ankit Gupta replied | 3 days ago

Any function's value is defined on the domain in which the function is valid.
Here, x/x has domain - all real numbers except 0. This means that x can take any value except 0 for the function to be defined.

For the mentioned domain, the value of x / x will always be equal to 1. But when x = 0, x / x will not be defined and will have limiting cases.

Left hand limit and right hand limit of x / x when x --> 0 is 1 but this is not equal to 1.

Anubhav Seth replied | 24 Jan

• Strong Knowledge of Yoga – Deep understanding of asanas, pranayama, meditation, philosophy, anatomy, and physiology.

• Effective Communication – Ability to explain instructions clearly and simply, both verbally and visually.

• Demonstration Skills – Capability to show correct postures and movements so students can follow easily.

• Observation and Correction – Skill in watching students, identifying misalignments, and giving gentle adjustments safely.

• Adaptability – Ability to modify practices for different ages, levels, and health conditions.

• Motivation and Encouragement – Inspiring students to stay consistent, confident, and positive in their practice.

• Empathy and Patience – Understanding students’ limitations and challenges, and guiding them compassionately.

• Class Management – Organizing sessions effectively, managing time, flow, and group dynamics.

• Mindfulness and Presence – Maintaining awareness, calmness, and focus during teaching.

• Professionalism – Ethical behavior, punctuality, and continuous learning.

Ravinder Kaur replied | 2 days ago

The important teaching skills of a yoga teacher include clear communication, proper demonstration of asanas, correct alignment guidance, safety awareness, observation skills, patience, motivation, and the ability to create a calm and positive learning environment.

Ravinder Kaur replied | 2 days ago

The major Yoga traditions of India are Hatha Yoga, Raja Yoga, Karma Yoga, Bhakti Yoga, and Jnana Yoga

Eva Dandona replied | 6 hrs ago

• Raja Yoga

• Hatha Yoga

• Karma Yoga

• Bhakti Yoga

• Jnana Yoga

• Kriya Yoga

• Tantra Yoga