Elizabeth Eguilos

Learning a language on line could be challenging but my methods are interactive exercises like quizzes and games, fostering student interaction through discussion boards, incorporating cultural context into lessons. I can design personalized lessons with a mix of activities to address different learning styles and keep students motivated talking about interesting subjects, issues, even personal interests.

But the most important thing is to foster a supportive and encouraging atmosphere where you feel comfortable speaking fluently is your top priority even if you don't have grammar accuracy.

My methods could include the following: project-based learning, problem -based learning, social emotional learning, reading projects, role-play, pair to pair and daily activities as: Watch TV shows, listen to podcasts, read recipes, write diary entries, or talk to yourself out loud. Even though you won’t be explicitly focusing on learning, you’ll still pick up on your language in the background. In fact, this can even lead to more fluent, automatic language skills.

You will find a tutor but also a partner who can help you to get out all your potential learning in a real-life environment developing learner's abilities to communicate effectively.