...and excel the most at tutoring Spanish (Levels 1-4). When it comes to language teaching, I believe it cannot be rushed. I try to ensure my students understand each component of the language fully until moving onto the next. Language learning builds on itself, and if one gets caught up and confused within the first weeks, there is no doubt trouble will arise down the road. I like to ensure my students feel confident each...
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...tango and practicing yoga. Just recently I have begun golf lessons and I realize that aside from being a tutor and teacher, I am a lifelong student...always embracing new ways to step out of my comfort zone and learn something new. I like to bring this attitude to the classroom and tutoring session as well...encouraging my students that it is not only okay to make mistakes, it is actually ideal, since it is in our...
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...to college to pursue a career in teaching and education. I graduated from Spelman College with a BA in Spanish and Marian University with a Master's in Teaching. After receiving my license to teach I began a career teaching Spanish and English Language Learning. I have taught at all three levels (elementary, middle, and high school). Additional subjects I have tutored in include English, Math, and Social Studies. Outside of teaching I love to read,...
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...allowed me to reach my academic goals. By becoming a tutor, I have the opportunity to give back and impact student's lives every day. It is a rewarding feeling when a student is able to understand a concept that he/she has been struggling with. I have a bachelors degree in Physical Therapy with Universidad del Valle de Mexico and I am currently working on my master's degree in Psychopedagogy. By helping students with their academic...
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...a Foreign Language (FLE). I am currently pursuing an Ed.D. (Doctor of Education) to deepen my understanding of educational practices and enhance my ability to support diverse learners effectively. My educational journey has equipped me with a robust foundation in both the theoretical and practical aspects of teaching and learning. In addition to traditional methods, I integrate innovative technologies into my teaching, including artificial intelligence (AI) tools. AI enables me to provide personalized learning experiences,...
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I began my professional career as a teacher and I have been teaching Spanish for over 20 years. I have had the opportunity to teach students of all ages my native language and culture which i cherish. Teaching has proved to be a very rewarding experience for me.
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...Law and minored in Political Science. Currently, I am applying to law schools and planning to attend law school in Fall of 2025. I have experience working with and grading the essays of college students in philosophy courses. Additionally, I have experience in learning and helping others with the subjects of algebra, calculus, political science, Classical Latin, Spanish, Philosophy, Literature, English, and more. My main skillset is in the realm of language arts and humanities.
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...great teaching opportunities in New Orleans, Mexico and Oregon. In addition to working with K-12 and university grades, I have assisted non-native speakers with their goals to improve their English skills. Although my current position as lead immigration paralegal for the past 14 years is not a classroom teaching position, I've continued to assist students with schoolwork and kept my teaching active. Even in my current position, those same skills are applied: excellence in communicating...
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...University. Beyond academia, I love to rock climb, participate in weekly trivia nights, bake and cook new recipes, and go thrift shopping! I tutor Spanish literature and language, English literature and language, the SAT, and the GRE. My favorite subject to tutor is probably Spanish-- it's my one true love! I think being bilingual is an incredible skill to have, and I love helping students improve their fluency. I would describe my tutoring philosophy as...
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...since high school, where I was a coteacher for AP Spanish Literature and Culture during my junior year. My favorite subjects to tutor are Spanish and calculus--I love to show the visual side of math and the reasoning behind concepts in Spanish, such as the subjunctive. Too often, I think math is taught as theoretical concepts when it is also quite visual, and I've seen graphing approaches be very helpful for my students. Similarly, Spanish...
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...students from all different spectrums. Those challenges and experiences allowed me to greater understanding of educational theory and how to adapt to each learners needs. I am also passionate about Foreign Languages Specifically Spanish. Helping students understand how learning a language is also part of our changing work force systems. My commitment to providing a top educational experience in addition to making useful connections that can be transfer later on in life!... I believe all students...
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...earned a Bachelor's degree in Spanish and Secondary Education and taught Spanish for 9 years at the high school level. During those 9 years I also earned a Master's degree in Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment as well as a Master's degree in Educational Leadership. I recently left the classroom to take a position as a high school administrator at a Vocational and Technical high school, but still have a passion for the Spanish language and...
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...the Honors Program. I love tutoring because learning is something that I have come to absolutely love, but I understand that at times it can be a process. As someone who has been through many nights of studying, ACT prep sessions, and the college process, I know the rigors of school and want to help kids have a good schooling experience. I am easily available and excited to help your kids learn!
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...experience with helping people to better understand material, the issue is often with not the person's ability to learn, but rather how they relate to the information or even how it is presented. Everyone is different, and I love tutoring opportunities because normally it allows me to utilize those different strengths and interests. I like to get to know the people I help and tailor the material to their needs and interests.
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...a four-year career as a Spanish/English interpreter and as an interpreter team supervisor. I currently tutor Spanish but have experience tutoring in a variety of subjects and have nearly 20 years of tutoring experience. I have a deep understanding of the fact that everyone learns differently and I strive to make sure that I am teaching my students in the way that will bring them the most academic success. In my free time I like...
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...teaching approach is based highly on the individual I am working with. I like to get know my students style of learning and try to make it more meaningful through a personal connection. I believe less in memorization and more in creating foundations of knowledge that one can continue to build upon and rely on in moments of doubt. As your tutor, I would always be open to constructive criticism with the goal of creating...
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...allowed me to broaden my teaching portfolio, including Latin and Religion, and engage in significant fundraising efforts across Europe. These experiences have enriched my pedagogical approach, emphasizing the importance of cultural and ethical education in shaping well-rounded individuals. In Chile, at Cumbres Santiago, I founded the Aedifica Project, which aimed at building houses for the homeless, demonstrating my commitment to social responsibility and community engagement. This project, along with my counseling duties, highlighted my dedication to...
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...with an organization that helps prepare under-served students for the SAT and the college admissions process. I enjoyed breaking students' preconceived notions about what they could and could not do, and I value the interpersonal relationships with my students that I was able to create and maintain to this day. I graduated with my undergrad in 2012 with degrees in International Relations and Spanish, and I was awarded Distinguished Honors in International Relations. I also...
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...level the playing field and prepare them for High School and beyond. As a Bilingual teacher for English Language Learners, I realize that my students will initially struggle when presented with rigorous text. As such, it is important to convey to my students that learning is a partnership between teacher, student and fellow classmates. It is through rich, collaborative discussion that students gain confidence in the language skills they will later implement in their writing....
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Over the course of a Spanish 3 class, students are challenged to speak, read, and write in Spanish at a more advanced level. Spanish 3 introduces new grammatical features like additional tenses, the subjunctive mood, and perfect verb forms. Students are expected not only to work with these features in the context of grammatical exercises, but also to apply them to their own personal use of the Spanish language to increase the sophistication of their verbal and written expression. In addition, Spanish 3 introduces complex facets of Spanish culture and asks students to analyze the ways in which these concepts relate to familiar aspects of students' lives.
While these may sound like imposing challenges on their own, Spanish 3 tests the student's cumulative knowledge of the Spanish language. This means that in order to understand the material, students must have a firm grasp on the concepts covered in previous Spanish courses. Are you struggling to digest the new material being introduced in your Spanish 3 course? Or could you benefit from review targeted to help you understand the foundational concepts that still confuse you? Perhaps personal Spanish 3 tutoring can help. This is where Varsity Tutors steps in. Our educational directors are there to set you up with a personal, professional, experienced, and highly knowledgeable tutor. Available nationwide, Spanish 3 tutoring can give you the custom-tailored help you need to get back on track in your Spanish 3 course and its intricate fundamentals, concepts, and do's and don'ts.
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The student has improved a lot with his reading comprehension and vocabulary and is feeling pretty confident in his abilities. He has also come a long way in understand what the different verb tenses are and when they are used, something he had a lot of trouble with in the past. We worked on understanding context clues for reading, his new vocabulary, and also reviewed all of the verb tenses.
Today we looked at the student's textbook from Spanish 2 last year and went over some of the major concepts: preterite, imperfect, and reflexive, along with basic vocabulary, and sentence constructions. I introduced the future tense because I believe that probably will be the next concept covered in Spanish 3.
This was my initial meeting with the student. We reviewed vocabulary from Ch1 of his text. Vocabulary centered on outdoor words, tent, sleeping bag, camping, etc. The student's pronunciation and accent is above average, and his retention of material from Spanish II is adequate. I assisted him in catching up on some assignments and we completed flash cards for the new vocabulary. He has a quiz on Monday and if he practices and memorizes the vocabulary he should do well. We finished the session with a practical exercise/application of verbs in the preterite tense.
The student struggles with conversational Spanish more than anything. My sessions with her primarily focus on oration and syntax comprehension. She is simultaneously using an instructional program, therefore her progression comes quickly. She is continuing to improve each session.
When the student and I met, I began the session by talking about his goals and motivation for wanting to develop the language. He told me that fluency in Spanish is his goal. I then proceeded by giving him some tips and tricks to help him achieve his goal faster. In addition, I also to use a few of the assignments from his old Spanish textbook to gauge where he is in his language development. We then proceeded to do the homework that his Spanish teacher assigned him together.
We worked on the student's homework for next week and I spent some time working with her to identify her strengths and weaknesses with Spanish. I learned that she struggles with verb conjugation and knowing what the verbs mean so I signed her up on a website that can help her practice more frequently. I helped her review the basic rules and all the irregulars for an upcoming quiz.
