Microteaching

 Teaching my peers in the classroom simulation was like a cool adventure. I tried my best to explain things clearly, but it was tricky because everyone learns differently. Sometimes, it felt like juggling to keep everyone interested, but I learned a lot and got better at teaching as I went along. 

 In the picture above, from the Right: Kevin Home(Standing), Everlyn Kamau, Maureen Waithera, Marcy Tonui, Peris Kiragu, Bill Masibo and Me(Gilbert Kirui).

In the snapshots captured during the classroom simulation, you can see me in action, wearing a determined yet friendly expression. In one photo, I'm gesturing enthusiastically, trying to make a point and ensure everyone gets it. Another shot captures the diverse reactions of my peers, from attentive nods to curious expressions, reflecting the varied learning styles in the room. Despite the challenges, the pictures tell a story of a learning adventure, with each moment showcasing my journey to connect with and engage my classmates in the art of teaching. 

 These pictures capture moments of me leading, ensuring each topic is approached with care and consideration for effective learning.