Module 8 Activity 6 - One-to-One Learning




Learning and teaching in a one-to-one learning environment is much different from what students knew.  Students get more personal attention with one-to-one learning while teaching offers a unique opportunity for teacher-student interaction since students can ask questions and stimulate discussion of interest.  Learning is ubiquitous and this facilitates learning beyond the classroom.  As a result students have expressed that there is definitely more interaction with one-to-one learning because it is only them and the teacher. Lessons are more hands-on and there is more flexibility in timing and the structure of the lessons.  One-to-one learning offers the teacher a greater opportunity to engage in real interaction and to learn while not having the worries of large groups with mixed ability.  The teacher has a great responsibility of finding new approaches and also to ensure the lessons are engaging so the students benefit from the process.  One-to-One classes are not easy and they deserve more attention but they can be very effective if proper planning is implemented.

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