Madiyar Serikbay

I use presentations and whiteboards together because it greatly helps to show students the current material and add additional materials, both theoretically and physically. I often use themed presentations. For example, in October I use a Halloween theme, and in December I use a winter theme, then New Year and Christmas, etc. If I am teaching a student individually, the presentations can be tailored to their interests. For example, let's say they like the game Minecraft, then I can explain the topic in the game itself, on the whiteboard, and in the presentation together or separately, and I can do this not only for an individual student but also for a small group. During my classes, I will ask each student if they understand the topic or not. If they do not understand the topic, I will explain it to them in a simple or referential form. The reference format is a format in which I add games, TV series, movies, cartoons, etc. specifically for my students. I will explain a specific topic in games, movies, etc. For example, in Terraria, I will explain the topic of percentages and how it affects the game character. In my classes, I will allow students to submit their practical assignments during the lesson or to submit these assignments in the next lesson, and I will show during the lesson or in the next lesson how these assignments can be solved. I used all of this when I taught my students, and all of my students improved their math scores, and I received good feedback from them. I hope you will have the same experience in my classes. Thank you for your attention and time.