Ewin Michael

The nature and structure of my lessons depends on the level of English that you currently speak and what level of English you would want to achieve. As an attorney I spend hours drafting letters and addressing clients and Judges. I also train new candidate attorneys in the fundamentals of property law.

In University I was a tutor for first year law students. The focus areas of my lessons were reading for comprehension and knowledge retention, speaking fluently and confidently, and writing structure.

I like to make my lessons fun and engaging and do my best to ensure that all my students are able to explain a new concept before moving onto another topic. I pay special attention to ensure a variety of approaches to learning to cater for different learning styles and aptitudes.

I have struggled to study throughout the years of my education and have found ways that worked for me through years of trial and error. I believe that there are patterns in all subjects that can be learned to accelerate the building of new skills and broaden the capacity for new information. A trick that I have learned is to pose questions to create a desire for an answer. Once you have a question in mind, you will be more inclined to remember the answer.

My approach is to first cover the fundamentals. I then ask a number of questions to create a desire for a specific answer. I will then teach more specific areas of a topic. Next I will test your knowledge with practical exercises. Finally I will ask you to explain the topic yourself to ensure that you fully understand.