Engaging science lessons with hands-on Chemistry & Physics focus

My teaching strategies are totally based on the requirements of the students. As the learning requirements of each student are different. Generally, I explain each and every concept in the most simplified way I can, and I am also keen on listening to the students doubts and providing clarifications to them. I try to keep my students as engaged in class discussions as I can. I also assist them with their assignments, homework, and test preparationThere are many teaching methodologies for English, including methods that focus on grammar, communication, and physical movement: Total Physical Response (TPR) Uses physical movement to help students learn and retain vocabulary and grammar. This method can make the language more engaging and memorable. Grammar Translation One of the first methods for teaching English, this method involves translating texts and studying grammatical rules. Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) Focuses on helping students communicate in English and apply it to real life. Direct Method Connects meaning directly with the target language, without translating into the student's native language. The Silent Way Encourages students to become independent learners, while still playing a crucial role. The teacher speaks only when necessary, but listens intently. Natural Approach Based on observation of how learners acquire languages in non-formal settings, this method rejects the formal organization of language as a prerequisite to teaching. Project Teaching Method A modern method where students solve a practical problem over several days or weeks, such as building a rocket or designing a playground