Uzair Khan

My lessons will be a safe and friendly environment, aiming to build a rapport with my students in order to help them learn by catering to their specific needs.
Every student is an individual with different methods of learning. For example, I learn best by repetition. I repeat and write and rewrite my points over and over again! Pretty basic way of learning right. But I know students and colleagues who learn best by watching video tutorials, or through the drawing of diagrams or creation of anagrams, even some who only need to see the content once and it's engrained in their memory forever. So, upon meeting my students and engaging in a lesson, monitoring how an individual learns, I can therefore plan accordingly how to accommodate my lessons to maximise the efficiency of learning, ensuring that there's a little something for everyone in my lessons.

We'll go through content ranging from short stories to fantastical grand novels, picking up language and literature skills through the study of masterpiece's of English creativity.

There will be team exercises, reading and comprehension tasks. Friendly competition and rewards for the winner or winners!
And most excitingly, drama performances! I'd set students a task of creating their own story with the skills they acquire in lessons, testing both their ability to write and form proper creative sentences, as well as the ability so speak and express their own words, understanding the emotion and timing of specific words required to become a true English speaker.

I've taught in primary schools before and can confidently say the experience I've gained is invaluable. Having real world experience is important for online work as I have worked both angles, it allows for an interactionist approach to work.