Abdul Rehman Mr

One, I have a knack for learning new things and when you teach, you often get more lessons than you give. Two, I like being around young minds since their creativity and imaginative power is incomparable which also explains the former. Three, I want to impart knowledge and guidance however I can and young minds have the most to gain from it. Fourth i have been teaching to students since class 8th (home tution) and one thing i love in teaching the sense of accomplishment and satisfaction i have when i am teaching.



When i was in class 12th i used to take coaching in Maths and some of my classmates could not afford the tution fees so they come to me for their queries. Although i was not good enough but i atleast have basic idea of every chapter and in the process of teaching them i was getting better and was enjoying doing Maths and i scored 93 in my class 12th which would not be possible if hadn't teach them and in the process i learned that by teaching you will learn better because you have to explain other in simple ways as Albert Einstein said “If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough", fourth I simply love to teach.


My philosophy as a teacher is to give knowledge with a practical approach. If the children understand what is the use or significance of what they are learning, they will retain it better. Also, I prefer to engage students with the lessons instead of a one-ended flow of lessons, which has its own advantages in many cases.