I am always up to date with technologies and I tend to teach students what's the best possible tech there is in the field and usually, it's flexible. But there are always fundamentals we need to focus on and that's where I can't be flexible. I am a friendly person and usually engage with students to know more about them and it's very flexible.

I love to tell the student why a certain thing is and would explain why there it is creating certain constraints. So they would have a bigger context of the whole problem. Later they would be able to deduct any answer from the context. I usually follow them with an interesting story for them to get to know the terms and definitions. And give each concept the required time to get them through it. Sometimes some programming concepts might be hard to understand and it usually gets over your head. Then, I deduct the concepts into many smaller concepts and help them teach those to ensure that students gain overall concepts.

After giving them some fundamentals of programming concepts I would like to have more engaging sessions. As programming and computers are best learned through practice. I usually try to help students to find out their own way to problems and would build a program to find the solution for the problem. I would try to showcase students' work throughout the class and encourage them to learn more.

My students will be able to learn more independently, would love the world of programming, and gain a lot of knowledge, skills & experience.