Hello! Children. Welcome to Selftution.com
Selftution is not just another teaching website; it aims to help you develop self-learning habits. If you are in 5th grade or above, you can use it to understand school concepts better and expand your knowledge.
Why Self learning?
Learning by observation
So why should you learn yourselves when teachers are there to teach?
Self-learning isn’t just about studying by yourself; it’s about becoming your own teacher . This builds your confidence.
The 20th century was the era of innovators, and thanks to a few creative minds, we live better lives than our ancestors. Imagine what we could achieve if everyone was creative. Is it possible? Yes. We only need to start learning on our own. It’s important to note that all innovators were self-learners.
Many believe that only a few people are born with creativity and innovation, but this isn’t true. Creativity isn’t something you’re born with; it’s a habit. We can develop this habit through self-learning, which everyone can do. According to a survey, children who self-learn retain more knowledge and use it for the benefit of society more effectively than those who rely solely on others for learning.
Why Selftution?
Self-learning a birth trait
The ability to self-learn is a gift from God to everyone. However, the current teaching style suppresses this gift, like a slow poison. School books often use complicated words to explain simple concepts, focusing more on showing off the author’s knowledge than on clarifying the ideas. So, even if you try to learn yourselves, you might not understand.
Class sizes are usually large, so teachers can’t spend enough time helping each student with their questions. This discourages your interest in self-learning. Your parents might not know all the subjects well, so they look for other ways to help you learn. Most of these methods focus on spoon-feeding rather than encouraging self-learning. It’s important to remember: that a spoon-fed child cannot be creative.
How can Selftution help?
The habit of self-learning should be developed from the start of your education, but it’s most important when moving from primary to secondary school. During this time, you begin learning new subjects like physics, chemistry, biology, history, and social studies. As the number of subjects and the complexity of concepts increase, the time you can devote to each decreases. Soon, you may feel overwhelmed and lose interest in studying. To keep you motivated, it’s crucial to present concepts in the simplest way possible, and Selftution does just that.
Selftution carefully balances simplification and spoon-feeding. The author’s main goal is not to show off her knowledge but to share it with children to help them make the best use of it.
Advantages of Selftution:
- Simple concepts and easy language for better learning and knowledge retention.
- Accessible from a laptop, tablet, or phone.
- No time or place restrictions; you can learn anywhere, anytime.
- Each of you can learn at your own pace, as everyone has different grasping abilities.
- Improves your fluency in the language.
- Builds your confidence to handle unknown problems with ease.
- No hidden charges; all study materials are provided for free.
