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1. Background & Lightning:

Do's:

Maintain a tidy, distraction-free background or use features like blur or a Vedantu backdrop for a professional look. Ensure clear visibility by using proper lighting, such as a ring light or desk lamp with a white shade.

Don'ts:

Avoid using cluttered or distracting backgrounds, and ensure no one is moving behind or around you during the session. Don’t use dim or uneven lighting that makes your face hard to see clearly.

2. Punctuality:

Do's:

Ensure to join the session within 2 minute after the session start time to respect the students' and parents' time.

Don'ts:

Do not join the session late, as it shows a lack of respect for the students' and parents' time. Avoid waiting until the session has already started to log in.

3. Audio and Video:

Do's:

Keep your camera and audio on throughout the session to ensure you remain visible and audible to the students, fostering clear communication.

Don'ts:

Avoid turning off your camera or audio during the session, as it disrupts engagement and affects communication. Do not allow background noise to interfere with the session.

4. Professional Attire:

Do's:

Wear formal attire suitable for a professional setting, such as salwar suits, sarees, or formal western clothing like shirts, blouses, and trousers.

Don'ts:

Avoid wearing tank tops, scoop necks, off-shoulder clothing, nightwear, or transparent garments, as they are not appropriate for a professional environment.

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Starting a session effectively involves creating a positive and engaging environment for the student.

Here are some key Do’s and Don’ts to enhance your skills within the limited time frame:

Do’s

1. Start with a Warm Welcome: Greet the student warmly to create a positive atmosphere right from the beginning.

2. Personalize Interactions: Address the student by name and relate to their interests or prior experiences to build rapport quickly.

3. Wrap Up Effectively: Conclude quickly without wasting much time in breathing exercise or energizers.

Don’ts

1. Avoid Overloading with Information: Focus on quality engagement instead of rushing through too much content.

2. Don’t Dominate the Conversation: Give the child space to respond and express themselves.

3. Don’t Ignore Feedback: Be receptive to inputs given by the child..

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Building rapport with a child involves creating a comfortable and engaging environment where they feel valued and heard. Based on your input, here are some effective strategies to strengthen rapport with children during sessions:

1. Active Listening:

Pay close attention to what the child says and respond thoughtfully.

Acknowledge their thoughts with encouraging phrases like “That’s a great idea!” or “Wow, you’re really good at this!”

Nod, smile, and show interest in their responses.

2. Encourage Participation:

Allow the child to express their ideas freely without interruptions.

Ask open-ended questions to spark conversation and curiosity.

Create opportunities for the child to make choices during the session (e.g., “Would you like to start with reading or writing today?”).