Teaching should be a fun and interesting process through which the student is able to learn more skills and increase intellectual development to deal with academic and life challenges.

Try to establish a friendly environment to know each other a bit and figure out which are the student's main concerns regarding an academic subject.

I can give him advice about how that process works and which tools he can use.

Through making constant reference to his progress and the achievements that the student can have in the future.

I'll find the difficulty and, according to it, design a learning plan that suits the situation.

This can be achieved through explaining concept by concept and how these concepts fit in a general context.

Show interest for the student, and find the most useful materials and ways to help solve any kind of learning obstacle.

Through showing that student the importance of the things that he/she is learning and how they can be used in a job or life activities.

Asking practical oral questions about the functioning of a theory or problem and solving practical and theoretical exercises.

The confidence is mostly built through skills, practice, and analysis. The more skills a student has will help to master concepts and be able to solve problems; more practice will give more background and expertise, and the analysis will give the ability to solidify the skills and ways to practice.

I evaluate it through listening to the student and exposing him/she through different subjects' aspects.

This is done through communication, which will let me know the student's points of struggle or confusion and how it is better to approach and solve them.

Books, videos, real-life examples, games, websites, and dialogue.