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Asked by anon-381506 to Sujit B on 29 Jan 2024.
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Sujit Bhattacharya answered on 29 Jan 2024:
Hi,
I enjoy mentoring students from the age of 7 to 60 years old.
I have mentored students, teachers, young professionals, and adults in the fields of Electronics, Robotics, Micro:bit, IoT, and Machine Learning.
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Comments
Martin M commented on :
I teach undergraduate students (who are typically 17 – 23 year old) some aspects of chemistry. I also spend of lot of time with my research students and research assistants training them to become the next generation of astrochemists. But the most interesting group to try and teach, which does put me out of my comfort zone, are students in high school as I give lectures in schools around Scotland of topics like global warming and the chemical evolution of the Universe.
Amber VW commented on :
Hiya,
With my company we run loads of training (learning is something you will do for the rest of your life). I teach many of the courses and majority of the learners are experienced engineers and typically are from 30s-70s.
The courses I teach help engineers be better at designs and operations within data centres. Nobody knows everything (not your teachers and not your parents), and certainly not me. Your teachers’ job is to give you the tools (basic knowledge) so you can go out and learn on your own, understanding how to find information, analyse and critique data to check validity is really important lesson.
Kirsty L commented on :
I teach undergraduate university students