Ntandoyenkosi Paison Bhebhe Bhebhe

My teaching style is very simple. Model as I teach. Some students will need to see more than one example to get a good understanding of the concepts. I make intentional mistakes and ask the students to fix them, this to solicit a more in-depth understanding. I sometimes pair children who need extra support with those who have a better understanding of the material. This way, those who are stronger in the subject can share their knowledge to help their peers understand it better. Encourage learning from experience. Let the students teach, The goal of this strategy is to get my students to display the knowledge they have and to share it with their classmates. In order to give a quality lesson, they will need to put extra time into making sure they fully comprehend the topic. If they struggle in some areas, they will be motivated to ask questions in order to get the gist of the matter. Integrate technology into the lesson, Computers, laptops, and tablets can allow you to enhance your lesson plans with online educational activities. I use Visual aids such as smartboards and projectors can ramp up your lesson in class. Some children can absorb information and have a deep understanding of it from hearing a lecture alone. Others are visual learners and need a little something more.
Inquiry-based learning is a technique I use to appeal to my students’ curiosity. Implementing it in the classroom means allowing the students to identify questions that interest them and to explore those questions in an educational setting.