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Janice’s Answer
Michelle’s Answer
Hands on learning for all subjects was key. Just being aware of how each student learns, and making sure are reaching each one.
Amanda’s Answer
I am not a teacher but manager of other people. I do occasional teach a project management class. Key is to keep them interested and attentive. How does one do that? What I do sometimes is to start with a question right up front and ask the class to be engaging to answer that question. Along the way I throw out more questions here and there. Additionally, mix it with stories and I call them anchors. These stories that tie to your concepts can help a student learn and recall information much better. Stories that have meaning that hits an emotional cord are best because people will remember those the most.
If possible that's what I would suggest doing.
Best wishes.
Prerna’s Answer
Hi ,
I have been taking private tuitions for School kids for almost 8 years now.
Mine is a very simple strategy, I've observed humans learn and learn fast when they enjoy something or when they can relate to something.
I make sure whatever I teach I don't just read it out of the books , but I somehow try to give them real life examples about it, and by real life I mean examples from the student's own life. So that they can relate the concept easily. For this reason I also take out the time to personally know the student better. This way they open up to me and they I am also someone they can talk to anytime for anything.
I never try to scare or punish my students. A punishment for my student would be an hour extra with me which doesn't involve studying.
There are a few things which just needs to be remembered or mugged up. For such topics , I suggest using Abbreviations if it's a formula or set of items. Otherwise writing something again and again helps a lot too.
Hope these help you. :)