Sajid

I use a student-centered approach that is both flexible and interactive. In our first lesson, we'll spend some time getting to know your specific goals, strengths, and areas where you feel you need the most help. This allows me to tailor my teaching methods to your unique learning style.

Instead of just lecturing, I use a variety of techniques to keep our lessons engaging:

Problem-Based Learning: We'll work through problems step-by-step, focusing on the "why" behind each concept, not just the "how." This is especially useful in Math, where understanding the logic is key to solving complex problems.

Interactive Dialogue: For subjects like English, we'll have active conversations. We'll break down texts, analyze arguments, and work on expressing your own ideas clearly and effectively. I want you to feel comfortable asking questions and exploring different perspectives. ??

Real-World Connections: I always try to connect what we're learning to real-world examples. This makes the material more relatable and easier to remember, whether it's seeing how geometry is used in architecture or how strong writing skills are essential in any career.

I create a relaxed and encouraging classroom environment. There are no "silly" questions here! My classroom is a safe space to make mistakes, as they are a crucial part of the learning process. I see myself as more of a coach than a formal instructor, guiding you and cheering you on as you master new skills.

I'm patient, and I'm passionate about seeing my students have that "aha!" moment when a difficult concept finally clicks. Together, we'll work at your pace to turn your challenges into strengths and make learning an enjoyable and rewarding experience.