1. Introduction

• Lessons are online to save students time.

• Platform for student Inquiries.

• Provide the tutor with any significant updates or announcements from the school.

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2. Short Quiz

• Simulating examination conditions.

• Covers the content of previous lessons, including areas of weakness.

• Promotes collaborative marking, emphasising thorough working out.

• Discusses potential areas of careless errors.

 

3. Content 

• Allow students ample time to solve problems independently.

• Students are encouraged to articulate their thought processes, fostering a shift from rote learning to understanding based learning.

• Observe their problem solving strategies and provide guidance as needed.

• Promote open dialogue by encouraging students to ask questions, thereby reinforcing their understanding.

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4. Independent Practice 

• Give the student time to solve exam style problems on their own.

• Students are asked to explain their thinking encouraging them to shift away from rote learning but rather learn from the point of understanding 

• Observe how students approach the problems and provide hints if necessary.

• Encourage students to ask questions to reinforce understanding.

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5. Wrap Up & Summary 

• Summarise key takeaways from the lesson.

• Address any remaining questions.

• Assign practice problems or reading material for the upcoming lesson.

• During this period, any specific questions students may have can be addressed either collectively or privately in breakout rooms (for private group lessons).