As a tutor I strive to form in my scholars a thorough perception as well as self-confidence when answering exam questions and being able to tackle unknown situations. The base of my philosophy is the idea that learning develops in an environment of reciprocal recognition wherein the learner is supported to think and establish relationships for themselves. According to my practical experience personal tuition has a special advantage to students through the option to resolve the learners' personal boundaries to study in a manner which sets the roots for a long-term and deep perception of the topic.

Analytic thinking

My approach depends on the scholar's needs and learning style. My teaching theory is based on stimulating scholars to think for themselves, operating real-world models everywhere possible. |My opinion is that it is crucial to provide students with a working knowledge and to give them analytical skills for establishing upon this knowledge. Teaching a person to think critically is at the fundamental of the things a scholar needs to take away from any subject course.

The most important contribution

Mentoring students belongs to the most durable increases a tutor can do, and it is a technique, which I consider to be pleasurable and beneficial. From my practice, I found out the effect of engaging learners through patterns and of delivering material at a degree that assumes brainpower and yet not necessarily knowledge, blending the known with the unknown in a synthesis which gives the scholar the disposition of probability rather than that one of impossibility that impressive and authoritative approaches can inflict.

My teaching tricks

I begin with questions the students are familiar with and move little by little towards more complex places seeing that their self-esteem is being established. I don't lecture to students or ask them to remember Information.

I normally focus on test-style as well as prior queries to examine, exercise and improve the student's realising and performance. I will also give a lot of attention to many of the not so much vital but obvious skills as logical thought, essay technique and structure, and the helpful use of numbers and graphs.