I have more than five years of experience instructing at universities, colleges, and schools. I've been recognized as the finest lecturer in my school three times and in my university once. I was about to receive the honor that named me the year's most honest, loyal, and responsible teacher. I do, however, teach a variety of topics during my teaching time, including Mathematics, English, and MS Office Tutorial at school, as well as Data Structure, Networking, Office Tutorial, and SQL Database at Paktia University's Faculty of Computer Science. At the Fazal Rahman Institute of Computer Science, I have also taught mathematics, networks, and databases exclusively to female students. I have also participated in the student short-term courses.
I've come to think that every lecturer needs at least three lovely and simple teaching strategies. He must use the first, and if the outcomes are much better than anticipated, he must keep going. If not, he must choose the second and third approaches. I always had three of the best techniques to teach myself, for that reason. Fortunately, using one of these strategies worked out great. Choosing the best material is crucial. It should be brief and appealing to students, and lecturers should explain it all in an approachable manner in class.
I gained more knowledge about teaching and teaching techniques throughout my entire school, institute, and university career. The interaction between the instructor and the students was also fantastic and had a greater impact on my teaching career.

Thanks a lot.