A Rainy Day with My Tuition Students

Today was quite an interesting day in my tuition class. It was raining heavily outside. and my students were little distracted. Some were excited, like, “Oh, it’s raining, man!” and some were just tired and didn’t feel like studying at all. Their minds had completely drifted away from the homework and exams we were preparing for.

So, I decided to mix things up a bit. At the beginning, we had a small fun game. Actually, it went on for around five minutes, but it helped them focus, gave them a bit of energy, and made them ready to study. After that, I told them, “Whoever completes their homework quickly will get a little reward before leaving tuition today.”

After I told them I would give a small gift to whoever completed their homework, all the students got really motivated. Everyone finished their work, and I gave each student a pen. It wasn’t a big gift, but the excitement on their faces was priceless. The energy in the class completely changed, what started as a tired, distracted group turned into a cheerful group. Seeing all of them complete their homework and enjoy the little reward was really satisfying. It was a simple gesture, but it made the students feel appreciated, and at the same time, it made the whole tution class feel lively and fun.

 Overall, it turned out to be a mix of training, studying, and enjoying the rainy day together. Then they all headed back home, happy and satisfied.

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