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Teacher's letter


Teachers are best known for the role of educating the students that are placed in their care. They should make sure that they undertake the following roles in their practice to ensure quality teaching. 
  • Establishing a comfortable and safe environment for learning.
  • Promoting learners’ interaction and providing opportunities for effective communication.
  • Motivating learners to try new things and get involved in the class.
  • Arranging a communicate context for the lesson.
  • Giving constructive feedback and monitoring students’ progress.
  • Teaching Knowledge.


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