When I found out that I could do both of these at the same time, I was amazed. It is for that reason that I became a teacher. The world is full of diversity both linguistic and cultural. This is what makes us beautiful while at the same time what makes us unique. I am a Spanish Teacher and I have been teaching Spanish almost all of my life to friends, co-workers, and classmates. After I finished my Master's degree, I was given the privilege to teach Spanish as a profession. I have taught Spanish to students of many different walks of life, nationalities, and cultural backgrounds from beginner to advanced levels. I not only consider myself a teacher but an advocate for student learning. I have studied and learned many other languages and continue to do so. I also have a strong theoretical background in culture as well as communication. These aspects have helped me to better understand how a language is acquired and some best practices to assist in the process. Also, I believe that these aspects allow me to easily relate to students when referring to expectations and alleviating some of the frustrations that come with learning a new language. One of my personal teaching goals is to be an advocate and an important part of the students' learning experience in order to ensure their success and keep them motivated to learn. I aim to make every language learning experience fun, interactive, and memorable.

My interest and hobbies are learning about new languages and cultures. I am also an avid reader of historical texts and I enjoy visiting historical landmarks.