Chaitra Bhandari

In my math lessons, I focus on creating an engaging and supportive learning environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and exploring new concepts. I believe that learning mathematics becomes easier when students connect abstract ideas to real-life examples. Therefore, I often begin with simple, practical problems to build understanding before moving on to more complex topics.

My lessons typically start with a short review of previously learned material to ensure a strong foundation. I then introduce new concepts step by step, breaking them down into clear explanations. To make the lessons dynamic, I use interactive problem-solving, encourage students to work through exercises, and explain multiple methods to approach the same problem. I also like to include fun math stories and examples that make the subject more relatable and enjoyable.

Since I have prior experience teaching children in my village, I understand the importance of patience and adapting the pace to each student’s needs. For younger learners, I use storytelling and real-life analogies, while for older students, I emphasize problem-solving strategies and exam preparation techniques.

I value continuous feedback during my sessions, asking students to explain their reasoning. This not only checks their understanding but also builds their confidence. My goal is to make mathematics not just a subject to study, but a skill to enjoy and apply in everyday life.