Srinivas

I can explain mathematics excellent.I have wast experience. In my beaches more then 20 member 10 cgpa.I have has an extensive understanding of mathematics. They undergo a thorough training process in a recognized college or university where they acquire the knowledge and skills they need to teach learners effectively. This includes knowledge of geometry, statistics, algebra, arithmetic and calculus. The knowledge they get from these institutions gives them the confidence to explain clearly all the mathematical concepts to their students and solve equations easily. Great teachers do not consult answers at the back of the teacher's guide booklet. They have all the answers at their fingertips and can help students solve problems instantly.

Successful math teachers do not force students to follow their approach. Neither do they assume that they know everything to the point they ignore any form of correction. Instead, they act as facilitators, allowing the students to offer suggestions and solve problems differently on their own. They allow room for collective discussions so that everyone in the class arrives at the same conclusion. In case a student is unable to solve a problem, they do not allow him to quit. They work with such students and give them the motivation to identify where they went wrong and keep working on the problem until they find the right answer. They also provide the right guidance and support where necessary.