Teaching. Kids. Me.

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Honestly, I do not know how to teach young kids. Shame huh, but that’s the truth, I can teach older kids, high school students, college students, even graduate students. But not little kids!

Maybe, I just don’t have the patience and the skills to teach them!

There was this one time when I really wanted to teach again. Since there was an opening at a grade 1 level, I tried my luck and applied for the position. The thing was, I do not have any elementary education background but using all the positive energy in me, I tried my best.

I did, really! I stood up in front of the room of bright-eyed kids. I started my lesson, and tried to make them follow what the lesson was about. I didn’t know what to expect! I’ve never seen Grade 1 kids in action (I forgot how we were in Grade 1 too!). My! My sweat was just all over! There were staring at me, and just doing that! Maybe they were asking themselves, if I am a real teacher or what! Lol!

Even if my credentials were exceptional haha, they didn’t hire me! I wouldn’t hire me too for sure! Lol!

The bottom line is each one of us has our own specialties!

Thus, the next best thing for me to do, especially in helping my very own kids with their studies, is to use technology!

I am grateful because there are websites such as www.SchoolTutoring.comthat specializes in teaching young learners! They offer programs in reading, writing, math and science using successful strategies!

 

They have the expertise to help little kids with academic needs.

They have interactive lessons to keep kids engaged!

They personalize the programs to suit each child’s needs.

Parents also receive regular, detailed reports on their child’s progress and be involved in their child’s progress.

Follow this link for great resources and information and let your kids take the first step towards success this school year!

NAMASTE.

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