Madhu P.

Years of Experience in Nursery-KG Tuition

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Teaching Experience in detail in Nursery-KG Tuition

While teaching Kindergarten is rewarding, it is not without its challenges. One of the biggest was managing the varying developmental levels in one classroom. Some children came in already recognizing letters and numbers, while others needed individual attention to grasp basic concepts. To address this, I developed differentiated instruction plans, group activities based on learning levels, and one-on-one sessions to provide targeted support. Another challenge was behavior management. Young children are still learning impulse control, and outbursts, tantrums, or resistance to routines are common. I learned to stay calm and consistent in my approach. Positive reinforcement, visual schedules, and clear expectations helped manage the classroom effectively. There were days when I felt exhausted or doubted my strategies. But every time I saw a child progress, whether it was learning to tie their shoelaces, write their name, or comfort a crying friend, it reaffirmed my purpose as a teacher. Working with Parents Parent involvement is crucial in early education. I made it a point to maintain regular communication with parents through weekly newsletters, parent-teacher meetings, and daily reports. I shared not just academic updates but also social observations and areas where parents could support their child at home.