Fatin Hossain

Teaching is the job of a teacher, to learn what is being taught is the job of the student.

Students often lack a sense of curiosity for what is being taught, I felt that way too with repetitive methods I was taught in school.

The best of students and best of teachers are those who do not shy away in helping, but instead to help the other understand the question and the answer, the solution and the problem and the goal and the method.

For me, I love to work with students that have great aims and put in at least some work towards them. If the student can aspire to be better, I would help in that endeavour.

I am not that arrogant to lie about my traits but I will stay truthful to how I would teach, this would include:
- Making lessons with handmade PowerPoints
- Answering any and every question a student has
- Explain to them how to ease the difficulties that I had as a student
- Working with students to bring out the curiosity that they once had as a child

I will repeat what I have said, curiosity is the foundation of learning, people would die from boredom at school if they were stuck inside learning all day, learning should have implications, it should have real life value and understanding of how it is used, not that it should be learnt for the sake of it.