Srashti
- Rate £1
- Response 1h
£1/hr
See Chemistry tutors
Unfortunately, this tutor is unavailable
- Chemistry
Teachers are the people who dedicate their entire lives in for just one cause – helping others build their own. I have 3 years of experience in teaching field like i'll teach 1st to 10th grade all sub
- Chemistry
Lesson location
About Srashti
I am an chemical engineer..i have done my graduation B.tech chemical engineering form jiwaji university gwalior mp with 8.2 CGPA
See more
About the lesson
- All Levels
- English
All languages in which the lesson is available :
English
Teaching Approaches: I would say that this is the your own personal philosophy of teaching. What is the nature of education? What is the role of the teacher, the student, the administration, the parents? To be an effective teacher, does one need to strive to be authoritarian, to be autocratic, or is the best way to engender a sense of trust and familiarity, to be a 'educating/leading friend' to your students. To understand one's personal teaching approaches, one must first look to answer these types of questions. And of course, your opinion will change as time goes on - and it may vary depending on the students you're teaching. I mix all of them. I'm a kinesthetic learner, so I naturally tend toward touch, show (moving demo is kinesthetic, not visual - visual would be static positioning), and "now I do it to you" teaching. I make sure I do a fair amount of explaining, for those who grasp better by words, and use static (this is what you should look like at this point in the technique) positioning to accommodate the other learning/communication styles. If you were going to use just one, my opinion is that it would have to be kinesthetic. This is actually how the Japanese masters tended (at least in decades past - not sure if this has changed or not) to teach. They'd pick a student, demonstrate the technique on them with little description, then leave the students to work it out. EDIT: By the way, a best-practice I learned researching training in the corporate world involves setting the stage before teaching. Many instructors start by describing and discussing the technique, then showing it slow, then showing it fast. This is out of order, for both children and adults (but especially adults). The learner needs context, so the first thing should be to show the technique at full speed, so they know what the rest of the teaching is about. Then, it's good to go through step-by-step, explaining as you go - at this point the student actually has an idea where each step is leading, so is better able to retain what is taught. End with another near-full-speed demo, to put it all back together. Now, it's time to have the student do it slowly, perhaps breaking it down into steps, if necessary.
See more
Rates
Rate
- £1
Pack prices
- 5h: £5
- 10h: £10
online
- £1/h
Similar Chemistry teachers in Tarai
Hiren
London & Online
- £85/hr
- 1st lesson free
Joe
London & Online
- £70/hr
- 1st lesson free
Harjinder
Birmingham & Online
- £25/hr
- 1st lesson free
Petar
London & Online
- £45/hr
- 1st lesson free
Arpita
Bushey & Online
- £70/hr
Luke
London & Online
- £160/hr
Imad
London & Online
- £95/hr
Andrew
London & Online
- £250/hr
Aryaman
& Online
- £50/hr
- 1st lesson free
Ritchard
& Online
- £168/hr
Kirollos
& Online
- £30/hr
- 1st lesson free
Charlotte
Birmingham & Online
- £85/hr
- 1st lesson free
Sehaj
London & Online
- £60/hr
- 1st lesson free
Aribah
Gloucester & Online
- £50/hr
Sara
& Online
- £25/hr
Duncan
London & Online
- £105/hr
Dr Sean
Wimbledon & Online
- £105/hr
Imran
London & Online
- £29/hr
- 1st lesson free
Mahboobeh
London & Online
- £60/hr
Aarav
Oxford & Online
- £30/hr
- 1st lesson free
-
See Chemistry tutors
