Remedial teaching is essentially giving students extra help to catch up in school. It’s designed for students who are struggling with specific subjects or skills.

Here’s a breakdown of what it is and how it works:

• Target: Students who need extra support to grasp concepts or skills in reading, math, or other subjects.
• Goal: Bridge the gap between a student’s current understanding and what’s expected at their grade level.
• Methods: Small group instruction, one-on-one tutoring, using different teaching methods to find what works for the student.
• Importance: Helps students build a strong foundation for future learning and avoid falling further behind.

Remedial teachers are like academic coaches, personalizing their approach to fit each student’s needs. This might involve using different activities, breaking down concepts into smaller steps, or offering extra practice. The ultimate aim is to boost the student’s confidence and get them on track for success