Zwavhudi T

I've always been a firm believer of the well-known old Latin principle Docendo discimus which means the best way to learn is to teach. Through this saying and being thirsty for knowledge, I became a straight A student. I cannot wait to share that with dedicated learners.

I've have always been a firm believer of the well-known Latin principle Docendo discimus which means the best way to learn is to teach. I learned a lot through teaching others throughout my high school years and I intend to share what I know with anyone who is willing to listen.

I've always been a lover of life so I found life sciences interesting, I had great teachers but sometimes getting individual attention is all a learner needs to fully understand concepts without succumbing to influence from classmates. We all deserve to be awarded time to learn at our own paces.

The reason some learners find mathematics difficult is because they learn at a more gradual pace than others and teachers have too many responsibilities to give those learners much needed time and individual attention. This is their time to catch up with others and reach greater heights.

To become a good teacher one has to be an even better learner. I believe that the best way to help a learner improve is to be aware of their abilities, weaknesses, learning style and pace. Giving them individual attention is the best way to do that, something teachers don't necessarily do.