Interactive learning is at the core of my teaching methods. Students are encouraged to participate in discussions, ask questions, and collaborate on hands-on activities. Coding exercises and projects are woven into the curriculum to provide practical experience and reinforce theoretical knowledge. I believe that doing is a powerful way of learning in the world of computer science.

Recognizing that students have different learning styles, I employ a variety of teaching techniques. Visual aids, interactive simulations, and demonstrations complement traditional lectures, ensuring that the material is presented in ways that cater to diverse preferences. Additionally, I leverage technology tools and educational software to enhance the learning experience, making the content more accessible and interesting.

Feedback is crucial for improvement, so I regularly assess student understanding through quizzes, assignments, and project evaluations. This allows me to tailor my teaching to address specific challenges and ensure that every student is progressing.