Ravi Kiran Itikala

As a curious person, understanding the world around me and questioning everything about why it looks, feels, and works the way it does was my primary stimulus for learning everything I've encountered so far. I like people who're eager to learn new things, whether it be language, math, or science. My goal is to provide unparalleled understanding of concepts related to the topic of the study. In a way, I want the learner to "understand" and "learn" the concept so that they can "analyze" and "apply" the knowledge they've acquired in the real world. Lessons will be carried out in English language.Fun Fact: I love explaining things from a different POV as opposed to a one-way track approach. This in turn nurtures thinking outside the box, which is so important in this day and age. A rock-solid foundation in the fundamentals of the subject will propel understanding and accelerate the learning process, which is again important as it improves adaptability. Again, for me, learning is an art that must be expressed in creative ways as opposed to a fixed structure. Sometimes it's even necessary to understand the topic in different contexts and reapply it in the original context. That way, the learner can "feel" what it was like to invent such a thing in the first place. This makes a whole world of difference when the students are learning anything for the first time. Again, my objective is not to make the learner memorize them but rather understand and apply them in real-life situations.