peacecop kalmer: t.

Since 2011, I have taught, in chronological order, tennis, computer science, mathematics, paddle tennis, physics, and chemistry. In addition to one-on-one tutoring, I have taught at eight schools, including vocational and general education schools, one of which is an International Baccalaureate school. I decided to become a private tutor because of a neighbor who persuaded me to contribute to society by passing on what I had learned.

Bachelor in economy and Master in comp sci

I try out different learning methods to find the one that suits the student. As a teacher, I first identify the student's needs. I do not move on until I am sure they have mastered the relevant skill. Most recently, one student liked the way I explain things. Students with autonomous motivation have accepted me, while those with controlled motivation generally have not. One of my former students told me about their previous experience: the lower-priced option had left them so dissatisfied that they still had to review all those topics with me at a 67% higher price. If a student genuinely wants to master the material, choosing me as their teacher is the optimal choice.