I use visual aids and real-life applications to demonstrate the principles of trigonometric ratios. I also break down the concept into simpler parts, use interactive activities, and provide plenty of practice problems.

I introduce the unit circle through guided discovery, allowing students to figure out patterns and relationships. I also use interactive tools and periodic assessments to reinforce learning.

I often use examples like engineering, architecture, and even sports to illustrate the practical applications of trigonometry. For instance, explaining how architects use trigonometric principles to design buildings.

I incorporate a variety of teaching methods such as visual aids, hands-on activities, and collaborative projects to cater to different learning styles. I also provide personalized support where needed.

I ensure students have a strong understanding of fundamentals, provide regular practice tests, and teach test-taking strategies. I also offer review sessions and individualized support for areas where students are struggling.

I use graphing calculators, educational software, and online resources to make trigonometry more interactive and engaging. These tools help students visualize concepts and practice problem-solving.