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Teaching for me is about personal connection and facilitating a safe environment with your students and interacting with them on their level rather than simply infusing knowledge. The idea of teaching someone something to copy from influence is one thing, however to teach the learner to be comfortable to explore themselves artistically and at the same time have self discipline takes patience and understanding the individual. Personally I think a learner should be taught from the ground upwards and to slowly neglect bad habits from the past, this relating to technical stumbling blocks or the inability to think outside of the box artistically. I believe students with more insight into their own ability can then become truly versatile and more importantly 'satisfied' with their work and practice. I teach a range of techniques in my art lessons such as palette knife, paint brush techniques and technical sketching methods. I also instruct with a diverse variety of mediums such as pastel, charcoal, pencil, acrylic and oil paint as well as mixed media. With my background in hyper-realism portraiture, the subject matter I specialise in is realist portraiture, also with considerable experience in landscape and still life tutoring. I do encourage my students to venture into abstraction and mixed media aswell, which I feel can loosen up students to learn to relax and have fun also while making artwork. Whether studying for GCSEs, A Levels, University or just your own enjoyment, I teach at a level best suited for the learner and the goals in which they pursue. I would obviously encourage students studying for grades to follow certain assessment checkpoints which would be revolved around contextual and method referencing, self reflection, experimentation and consolidation. This will vary for different learners at different stages and obviously with different interests. I do stress though at the heart of my teaching is technical skills and learning to explore personal artistic growth. These are skills which are easily transferable to whatever stage you’re at with your art practice.
Painting · Drawing & sketching · Art
Trusted teacher: Mathematics is a branch of study that deals with the logic of quantity, structure, and space. It involves using symbols and mathematical notation to represent and solve problems related to numbers, quantities, and shapes. One of the most important aspects of mathematics is its emphasis on logical reasoning and problem-solving skills. Math requires careful analysis and critical thinking to identify patterns, formulate hypotheses, and test solutions. Overall, mathematics is a fascinating and essential subject that is used in a wide range of fields, from science and engineering to finance and economics. Through diligent study and practice, anyone can develop the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in math and beyond. I will be tutoring across all the standard British GCSE exam boards that include AQA, OCR and Edexcel. As a math tutor for GCSE's, my primary goal would be to help students develop a strong foundation in math concepts and techniques, and to build their confidence in their ability to solve problems. Here are some ways I would go about achieving this goal: 1. Assessing student's current level of knowledge: Before starting any tutoring sessions, I would assess the student's current level of knowledge and identify any areas of weakness that need to be addressed. 2.Identifying learning style and adapting the teaching method: Every student learns differently, and it's important to identify their learning style and adapt the teaching method to suit their needs. Some students may benefit from visual aids such as diagrams or graphs, while others may prefer to work with concrete examples or through problem-solving activities. 3. Focusing on understanding, not just memorizing: It's important to focus on helping students understand math concepts, rather than just memorizing formulas and rules. This involves breaking down complex topics into simpler concepts, providing real-world examples, and encouraging students to ask questions. 4. Providing targeted instruction and practice: Once the areas of weakness have been identified, I would provide targeted instruction and practice to help students overcome any obstacles they may be facing. This may involve going over specific topics, providing additional examples or exercises, or working through past exam papers. 5. Encouraging regular practice: Consistent practice is key to success in math, so I would encourage students to practice regularly, both during tutoring sessions and on their own time. This may involve setting homework assignments or providing additional resources such as online practice exercises or video tutorials. 6.Providing feedback and encouragement: Finally, it's important to provide feedback and encouragement to help students stay motivated and on track. This may involve providing constructive feedback on completed work, highlighting areas of improvement, and celebrating successes and progress.
Math · Learning & study skills
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