Samy K

Thank you for being patient with me!

Learner · 5 days ago

Great! When one of your learners was struggling with a question and making a very common mistake and she said that she didn't know how to do the question, you didn't force her to keep trying. I like how you decided to use that question to showcase a rule that learners may have not know beforehand. I like how you said that any learner should stop you and ask questions whenever they are confused. That is a good thing to say because learners might feel afraid to get the clarity they need when they are confused which can hold back their learning. Saying this makes sure that they won't feel that way and will be encouraged to get all they help they need when they need it. I really like how when learners say they don't know how to do something, you shift to not just solving the question, but to teaching them what they are missing.

Tutor · 7 days ago

He's good at explaining things

Learner · 6 days ago

Nice! One of the first things you made sure to do was that you had the correct pronunciation of your learners' names. That is a key step in creating a learning environment where your learners will be happy to be there and be tutored by you. Names are a form of connection and making sure you didn't get it wrong shows you are a tutor that cares about his learners' experience. I like how after your explanations of questions, you didn't just move on. You made sure to ask if everyone understood and was ready to continue. When you said you were going to call on your learners to participate, you emphasized that it is so you can fix any mistakes that they have which makes it less intimidating for them to speak up.

Tutor · 7 days ago