The only mistake i would say that I've made was to allow my students to work on their own,since children needs regular supervision,guidance and direction. But as i said earlier it all was a learning process for me, so i adjusted to it and developed a few skills to handle them individually.

I won't say stressful, but one of the most challenging thing for me, was to teach, and ask basic questions such as,''Do, you understand class?'' and have my children respond positively and then if i'm to question them based on the exercise, the results would show different.However overtime i was able to learn a few skill to manage such situation.

Sorry,this has never happened...i'm usually one to soothe and calm angry,not add to the fire.

For me, personally when i started working at the Dominion Christian Private School, i was a bit hesitant since taking hold of your personal education and your learning pace,etc, is one thing,but to take on the task of teaching and educating others,knowing that their education was in your hands,that was something scary. For the year that i spent working there,i not just learnt from my past students, but i also learnt for myself simple tasks such as reading and evaluating,research methods,ways to reach across to the simple minded,patience and many other skills.