Kelvin Njoroge Gachihi
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I have a two years experience with Java programming and other programming languages like C, Python and JavaScript.
I use a project based learning to allow my students understand concepts and develop critical thinking skills as opposed to theoretical teaching.
I use real world business programming problems to teach object oriented programming. I also encourage my students to do research and lear...
I use a project based learning to allow my students understand concepts and develop critical thinking skills as opposed to theoretical teaching.
I use real world business programming problems to teach object oriented programming. I also encourage my students to do research and lear...
I have a two years experience with Java programming and other programming languages like C, Python and JavaScript.
I use a project based learning to allow my students understand concepts and develop critical thinking skills as opposed to theoretical teaching.
I use real world business programming problems to teach object oriented programming. I also encourage my students to do research and learn how to learn.
In addition I provide lessons on soft skills and technical writing which come in handy in the technology world as a bonus.
I use a project based learning to allow my students understand concepts and develop critical thinking skills as opposed to theoretical teaching.
I use real world business programming problems to teach object oriented programming. I also encourage my students to do research and learn how to learn.
In addition I provide lessons on soft skills and technical writing which come in handy in the technology world as a bonus.
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I teach Online classes
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I give affordable programming lessons. Majorly on object oriented programming
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