Yoanna O

You did a great job checking learners’ prior knowledge by asking if they had any understanding of exponents at the start and encouraging them to ask questions throughout the session. Your adaptability was evident when you revisited concepts like negative exponents or specific laws (e.g., Law 7) for learners who needed additional explanation. You kept the session engaging by involving participants in problem-solving, asking them to suggest steps or solutions, and providing positive reinforcement like “Thank you” and “That’s correct.” Additionally, you confirmed their progress by summarizing key points after solving each example and addressing any lingering doubts. Incredible job!!

Tutor · 9 days ago

You demonstrated a strong understanding of exponents and the order of operations throughout the session. Your explanations of the eight laws of exponents were clear and well-structured, making it easier for learners to follow along. Additionally, your use of examples, such as rewriting numbers with fractional or negative exponents, effectively illustrated how to apply these laws in practice. You also provided a comprehensive overview of PEMDAS, which helped contextualize the order of operations.

Tutor · 9 days ago

There is clear evidence that learners made progress during the session. For example, Anatoli initially struggled with flipping fractions for negative exponents but later demonstrated understanding by actively participating in solving problems. Similarly, Kareem expressed confusion about specific steps but was able to follow along after your detailed explanations. These moments show that your teaching effectively addressed their challenges and supported their learning.

Tutor · 9 days ago

You created a comfortable learning environment by maintaining a friendly tone and encouraging learners to ask questions without hesitation. Your patience in addressing repeated queries and revisiting challenging concepts ensured that all participants felt supported. For instance, when Kareem experienced network issues, you took the time to revisit the missed steps without making him feel left behind.

Tutor · 9 days ago