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IdentityI used to teach underprivileged school children (std 2nd-8th) for two years at my home. I started teaching just as a hobby and now it has grown out to be the thing that I enjoy the most. After that I joined Teach for India fellowship and worked as a full time teacher at government school. I'm currently a manager in an NGO where I train teachers and government officials.
Teaching school children enables me to work on their basic concepts, and I am challenged to be nurturing, creative and patient.
I try to make the learning experience more interactive by inventing various games, showing video clips and by giving them practical examples. I do not believe in traditional mugging-up and do only what you are asked to approach. Instead I want my students to think independently and I focus on strengthening the basics first.
I love teaching science and mathematics. Besides I also teach English and interested to teach Sanskrit.
I have also been helping my classmates and siblings with their studies. Thus I am well versed with various teaching techniques and I can modify the way I teach according to the student.
I prefer teaching a small group of students (maximum 10) or private coaching since it is easier to give attention to every student.
I have had a good academic record throughout, I have recently completed M.Sc. (Biotechnology) with distinction. I qualified CSIR NET with AIR 68 and with research fellowship I'm also eligible for lectureship.
