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I am a graduate of the University of Connecticut where I received my Bachelor of Arts degree with a double major in Spanish and Judaic Studies along with a minor in Middle Eastern Studies. I am now in the process of applying to grad school where I hope to pursue my MS in Spanish-English Translation. I am a lover of the humanities, from languages and history to theology and literature. That being said, I am most passionate about tutoring Spanish. Having studied the language since I was a child, I then decided to make it my main academic focus in college where I studied not only Spanish language and grammar but also Spanish and Latin American history, civilization, and culture. I have also studied Hebrew both in pursuit of my degree in Judaic Studies and informally for religious purposes. As someone who has acquired all of his language ability from learning in a classroom setting, I understand the most common challenges that students tend to face. I am very patient and professional in my teaching manner having needed tutoring myself while growing up. In my spare time, I enjoy reading, writing, drawing, board games, cards, and enjoying the great outdoors.

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Ted’s Qualifications

Education & Certification

Undergraduate Degree: University of Connecticut - Bachelor in Arts, 1) Spanish 2) Judaic Studies

Hobbies

Reading, writing, drawing, board games, cards

Tutoring Subjects

Conversational Spanish

Hebrew

Languages

Spanish

Spanish 1

Spanish 2

Spanish 3

Spanish 4

Q & A

What might you do in a typical first session with a student?

I find that it is always best to focus on whatever the student feels he/she is struggling with rather than to prepare a lesson that may/may not be relevant to his/her needs. If the student is struggling with verb conjugations, then that is what we will work on. If he/she needs help studying for a test, then that is what we will do. If there is time left over, then I may turn to something that it is of general importance, such as pronunciation.

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