Do we really need a pr. tutor to be the best student in class
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eAnswers Team
No, it is always not required to have a personal tutor to be the best student in the class. To be best all you need to do is a good concentration and a good concept. This can also be done in the class too when your teacher is teaching to the whole class you just need to be attentive and if you have any doubt you can ask them as well.
eAnswers Team
No, it is always not required to have a personal tutor to be the best student in the class. To be best all you need to do is a good concentration and a good concept. This can also be done in the class too when your teacher is teaching to the whole class you just need to be attentive and if you have any doubt you can ask them as well.
eAnswers Team
No, it is always not required to have a personal tutor to be the best student in the class. To be best all you need to do is a good concentration and a good concept. This can also be done in the class too when your teacher is teaching to the whole class you just need to be attentive and if you have any doubt you can ask them as well.
H.P.Dubey
In a student-centered class, students don’t depend on their teacher all the time,
waiting for instructions, words of approval, correction, advice, or praise. They
don’t ignore each other, but look at each other and communicate with each
other. They value each other’s contributions; they cooperate, learn from each
other, and help each other. When in difficulty or in doubt, they do ask the
teacher for help or advice but only after they have tried to solve the problem
among themselves. The emphasis is on working together, in pairs, in groups,
and as a whole class. Their teacher helps them to develop their language skills.
H.P.Dubey
In a student-centered class, students don’t depend on their teacher all the time,
waiting for instructions, words of approval, correction, advice, or praise. They
don’t ignore each other, but look at each other and communicate with each
other. They value each other’s contributions; they cooperate, learn from each
other, and help each other. When in difficulty or in doubt, they do ask the
teacher for help or advice but only after they have tried to solve the problem
among themselves. The emphasis is on working together, in pairs, in groups,
and as a whole class. Their teacher helps them to develop their language skills.
H.P.Dubey
In a student-centered class, students don’t depend on their teacher all the time,
waiting for instructions, words of approval, correction, advice, or praise. They
don’t ignore each other, but look at each other and communicate with each
other. They value each other’s contributions; they cooperate, learn from each
other, and help each other. When in difficulty or in doubt, they do ask the
teacher for help or advice but only after they have tried to solve the problem
among themselves. The emphasis is on working together, in pairs, in groups,
and as a whole class. Their teacher helps them to develop their language skills.