Ishita Bhati

Even though I am still pursuing my final year of Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), teaching has been a meaningful part of my life for the past few years. I have been actively involved in online tutoring for students up to Class 5, which has helped me gain valuable experience in understanding how young children think, learn, and respond to lessons in a virtual environment.

One of my biggest strengths as a teacher is my ability to connect with children emotionally and mentally. I truly believe that primary education is not just about teaching subjects—it is about building curiosity, confidence, and a love for learning in students. I always try to create a safe, happy, and encouraging classroom environment, where children feel free to ask questions, make mistakes, and learn at their own pace.

I focus on explaining concepts in a simple and clear way, using everyday examples, storytelling, visual aids, and interactive games wherever possible. My goal is to make even the most difficult topics easy to understand and fun to learn. I’m also comfortable using online teaching tools like PDFs, digital whiteboards, PowerPoint presentations, videos, and quizzes to make classes more engaging and meaningful.

Another quality that sets me apart is patience. I understand that every child learns differently—some pick up things quickly, while others need more time and personal attention. I try my best to adjust my teaching style based on the student’s comfort and understanding level. I also make sure to regularly revise topics, conduct short assessments, and give feedback to both students and parents (when needed) to help track progress.

Being a student myself, I bring a unique perspective—I understand the challenges learners face and know how to overcome them with the right approach and attitude. I always encourage my students to stay positive, be curious, and never hesitate to ask “why,” because asking questions is the first step to real learning.

Most importantly, I teach with sincerity, dedication, and love—and I believe these qualities make a real difference in how a child experiences education. Whether it’s explaining a math problem, improving reading skills, or helping with grammar, I approach every lesson with care, responsibility, and a genuine desire to see my students grow.