I use a hands-on, practical approach where students write and run Python code from the very beginning.
Lessons usually start with a short explanation of the concept, followed by live coding examples, and then practice exercises where students apply what they’ve learned.
I encourage an interactive style—students ask questions at any point, and we solve problems together step by step.
?? Conten...
I use a hands-on, practical approach where students write and run Python code from the very beginning.
Lessons usually start with a short explanation of the concept, followed by live coding examples, and then practice exercises where students apply what they’ve learned.
I encourage an interactive style—students ask questions at any point, and we solve problems together step by step.
?? Content & Dynamics
We begin with fundamentals: variables, data types, input/output, and control structures.
Then move into intermediate topics: functions, modules, file handling, and error handling.
For advanced learners, we cover object-oriented programming, data analysis with Pandas/Numpy, and even machine learning basics.
Lessons often include mini-projects (like calculators, games, or data visualization dashboards) to make learning fun and practical.
Teaching Style
I break down complex concepts into simple, real-life examples.
I use questions, challenges, and coding exercises to keep students engaged.
I provide assignments and feedback so students can track their progress.
?? My Experience
I’ve taught Python to beginners and intermediate learners—from students just starting programming to those preparing for projects.
I also have experience in machine learning and data science, so I can connect Python basics to real-world applications.
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