I believe that each and every student should get an excellent education. It is important to understand that this excellent education is different for different students because everyone's learning style is unique. It is very important for the teacher to create an environment where students can learn and empower themselves. A great teacher should always let the students explore the horizons of their imaginations.

I would want to know the student as well as possible. I would discuss some of the basics on the subject that I am supposed to teach so that I could understand his grasp and interests. Instead of directly jumping to the curriculum, I would first try to be friends with the student so that he feels comfortable learning the material.

I am glad that this question is being asked because I believe the role of the teacher is not just to teach a particular subject but rather to make students lifelong independent learners. I would try to emphasize the reason behind learning that subject by giving real life example of its daily use. I would also discuss how studying a particular subject will help my student achieve his or her long-term goals. This would ensure that they take ownership of their learning.

To ensure that a student remains motivated, it is important to have a data-oriented approach. I would give periodic tests and quizzes and take note of those scores to show progress. I would also repeatedly discuss the importance of topics that I teach to keep the student interested.

I would try to understand why the student is having difficulty in learning a skill or concept. It could be because of a missing prerequisite skill, lack of motivation, a need of revision, or any other reason. I would give the student a little extra time to catch up and then have regular interventions to ensure that learning is happening.

I would try to inculcate in students the habit of reading storybooks to help them. I would also try to help them build their vocabulary so that they understand the text they are reading. Storybooks are a very useful tool to increase the interest in reading books, thus improving RC skills.

The best strategy to start working with a student is understanding his mindset and then creating a lesson plan based on his or her needs. It is important to think from his or her perspective so that a good lesson plan can be created.

To make a student excited about a subject they are struggling in, I would link the topics of that subject to their goal and give them real life example of the use of those topics.

I would give periodic tests and proper revision sessions to ensure that the retention of content taught is good.

I would start with easy problems so that the student can feel a sense of confidence about the subject, and then gradually, I would increase the rigor. I would also keep track of their performance on the periodic tests to measure their growth.

I believe that every student's needs are different, and it is very important for the teacher to evaluate them. I would periodically discuss my performance with my students and ask for feedback on how I can teach them better. I would also try different ways of teaching so that I could find the method that suited the student the best.

Students often have different learning styles. They may be auditory, visual, kinesthetic, or another type of learner. I would change my way of teaching based on the need of the student.

I use different teaching material as per the need of the topic being taught.