Saanvi Panigrahi

I structure my lessons to maximize student engagement and understanding. I begin each session with a short warm-up exercise related to the specific topics my students are focusing on. This not only activates prior knowledge but also helps to ease them into the lesson.

After identifying and clarifying any doubts or misconceptions, I introduce the core concept at a basic level, ensuring that students develop a solid foundation before progressing to more complex ideas. I incorporate various types of examples, ranging from straightforward to more challenging problems, to help students build confidence and adaptability when facing different scenarios.

Since mathematics is best understood when it can be visualized, I often use visual aids, such as graphs, diagrams, and step-by-step breakdowns, to enhance comprehension. I encourage students to think critically and approach problems using multiple methods, fostering both problem-solving skills and creativity.

To conclude each lesson, I focus on applying what they’ve learned by working through exam-style questions. This practice exposes students to the types of questions they are likely to encounter in exams and improves their ability to manage time effectively under exam conditions. I also provide feedback on their solutions, highlighting areas for improvement and reinforcing key strategies for success.