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Shiladitya
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- Mathematics
- Algebra
- Arithmetic
- Geometry
- Logic
I have 26 years experience in private teaching and 10 years of experience in formal teaching (school)
- Mathematics
- Algebra
- Arithmetic
- Geometry
- Logic
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About Shiladitya
Listen Before You Lead: People rarely change their minds when they feel misunderstood. Before delivering your argument, ask open-ended questions to understand their underlying priorities, fears, and motivations. Frame your points around their goals rather than your own.
Anchor in Shared Values: Start with points of agreement. Establishing a foundation of shared goals—such as safety, efficiency, or mutual success—lowers defensiveness and creates an environment of trust.
Use the Power of Socratic Questioning: Instead of telling someone why they are wrong, guide them with targeted questions. Asking questions like "What would happen if we tried X instead?" or "What is the biggest risk you see with the current approach?" allows the other person to reach your intended conclusion independently.
Balance Logic (Logos) with Emotion (Pathos): Data and logical frameworks build credibility, but emotions drive decisions. Pair key facts or metrics with a clear, relatable story or practical real-world outcome.
Keep the Exit Frame Low-Risk: Reduce friction by proposing small, reversible commitments. Suggesting a temporary trial, a pilot phase, or a minor step reduces the perceived risk of saying "yes."
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English
Listen Before You Lead: People rarely change their minds when they feel misunderstood. Before delivering your argument, ask open-ended questions to understand their underlying priorities, fears, and motivations. Frame your points around their goals rather than your own.
Anchor in Shared Values: Start with points of agreement. Establishing a foundation of shared goals—such as safety, efficiency, or mutual success—lowers defensiveness and creates an environment of trust.
Use the Power of Socratic Questioning: Instead of telling someone why they are wrong, guide them with targeted questions. Asking questions like "What would happen if we tried X instead?" or "What is the biggest risk you see with the current approach?" allows the other person to reach your intended conclusion independently.
Balance Logic (Logos) with Emotion (Pathos): Data and logical frameworks build credibility, but emotions drive decisions. Pair key facts or metrics with a clear, relatable story or practical real-world outcome.
Keep the Exit Frame Low-Risk: Reduce friction by proposing small, reversible commitments. Suggesting a temporary trial, a pilot phase, or a minor step reduces the perceived risk of saying "yes."
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- 5h: $90
- 10h: $180
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This first lesson offered with Shiladitya will allow you to get to know each other and clearly specify your needs for your next lessons.
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