Episode 92 | Omer Feldman Yofiël | The Knowledge Entrepreneurs Show

Oct 20 2023
1hr 3min

Episode Description

In this conversation, Omer Feldman Yofiël shares his journey from a low GMAT score to becoming a successful tutor. He discusses the challenges he faced, his evolution in teaching philosophy, and the importance of personal engagement with students. Omer reflects on the changes in the GMAT test and how his approach to teaching has shifted over the years, emphasizing the need for personal connection in education. He also touches on the business side of tutoring, including marketing strategies and the importance of finding the right fit with students. In this conversation, Omer Feldman Yofiël discusses the dynamics of student engagement, the pressures of standardized testing, and the importance of personalizing the learning experience. He emphasizes the need for a holistic approach to education that includes performance optimization through nutrition and critical thinking. The dialogue explores the evolution of standardized tests like the GMAT and GRE, and how these changes impact students. Omer also shares insights on the significance of understanding nutrition in relation to performance, advocating for individual experimentation in dietary choices.

Key Takeaways

  • Omer's initial low GMAT score motivated him to teach.
  • Teaching GMAT allowed for part-time work and personal exploration.
  • Cultural cues can be challenging for immigrants in corporate settings.
  • Omer's teaching style evolved from technique-focused to student-centered.
  • Personal rapport with students is crucial for effective teaching.
  • The GMAT test has changed significantly over the years.
  • Omer emphasizes the importance of personal engagement in tutoring.
  • Finding a business partner can be beneficial for tutors.
  • LinkedIn is a valuable tool for sourcing students today.
  • Every student has something interesting to offer to a teacher. Students prefer face-to-face interactions for various reasons.
  • Personal connection and teaching style influence student choices.
  • Performance optimization is a key focus in teaching.
  • Test anxiety can be alleviated through perspective and understanding.
  • Connecting to the joy of learning is crucial for students.
  • Personalized learning paths enhance student engagement.
  • The GRE is becoming a more viable alternative to the GMAT.
  • Nutrition plays a significant role in cognitive performance.
  • Individual experimentation in nutrition is essential for health.
  • Critical thinking is necessary to navigate nutritional information.

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