Abhishek

My teaching style is a balance of structure and spontaneity — I believe learning English should feel less like decoding grammar rules and more like unlocking a new way to think, express, and connect. I design lessons around real-life communication, blending traditional methods like guided reading and grammar drills with interactive discussions, storytelling, and role-playing. This helps students not only know English, but actually use it confidently.

In my classroom, energy and engagement take center stage. I like to keep the atmosphere conversational and inclusive, where mistakes are seen as part of the journey, not something to fear. Whether we’re analyzing a short story, practicing pronunciation through dialogues, or exploring cultural idioms, I make sure every session feels purposeful and personalized.

Technology and creativity play a big role too. I often incorporate short videos, current events, or even memes and song lyrics to make the language come alive. This sparks curiosity, builds vocabulary naturally, and keeps learners motivated.

My experience as a journalist and communicator has shaped my teaching approach — I emphasize clarity, storytelling, and authentic expression. I encourage my students to find their voice in English, to speak and write with confidence, and to see language as both a tool and an art form.

In short, my teaching is dynamic, learner-focused, and designed to make English both practical and inspiring.