Riju Das

on the student’s needs and learning style. However my teaching philosophy is based on encouraging students to think for themselves, using real-world examples wherever possible. I start from topics the students are comfortable with and move gradually towards more complex areas as their confidence builds. I use questions and examples to check understanding continually. I don’t lecture to students or ask them to memorise things. Nor do I do the students’ homework for them! I usually focus on exam-style or past paper questions in order to check, practice and perfect the student’s understanding and technique

I chose teaching as a professions because I love the impact one can have on individual children, especially here at elementary level. Of course it’s a great responsibility, but at the same time I cannot imagine devoting my life to something else, especially since I love being around children–which is likely the second reason why I want to be a teacher. I am here to share my knowledge and skills with my students so that the subjects become easier to them. I enjoy teaching, talking to children, listening to them, trying to understand their emotional world, and be a good role model for them. At the end of the day, we should do a job in which we see some meaningful purpose

I would say, the most important accomplishment in teaching is the relationship with my students because I know, I made a lasting impression on them. They usually come back after the final exam because somehow, I saw them, appreciated them, was amused by them and opened myself for them. For whatever reason, they saw me, appreciated me, was amused by me and then, opened up themselves up to me.

I have taught 10-12 students in our locality of wb, cbse and icse board. Most of my meritorious students score in between 80%-90% whereas the poor students are also able to overcome them in a good position as my main target is always to rise up the poor students.
In drawing tuition I have taught over 50 students of all kind of boards and various schools. Most of my students use to get prizes in maximum drawing competition.