I have been teaching personalized English lessons since I was in high school. Teaching has been part of my life for so many years that it has become much more than just a job: it is something I truly enjoy and care about. Throughout all these years, I have never stopped learning, researching, experimenting with new ideas, and finding better ways to connect with each new generation of students. I...
I have been teaching personalized English lessons since I was in high school. Teaching has been part of my life for so many years that it has become much more than just a job: it is something I truly enjoy and care about. Throughout all these years, I have never stopped learning, researching, experimenting with new ideas, and finding better ways to connect with each new generation of students. I am currently teaching personalized lessons to students who are studying at Teacher Training Centers, which I find particularly rewarding because I can share not only my knowledge of English, but also my experience as a teacher.
Over the years, I have gained extensive experience preparing lessons, creating creative programs for unconventional courses—such as “Advanced Conversation through Feminist Writers”—and designing exams and activities according to the needs, interests, personalities, and goals of each student. For me, one of the most rewarding aspects of teaching is discovering what works best for each person and helping them feel that learning a language is something they can actually enjoy.
I have also worked with adults who could not read or write in Spanish, helping them learn the language from its very foundations. That experience taught me a great deal about patience, empathy, and the importance of respecting each person’s individual learning process.
I have taught at homes, institutes, companies, and even radio stations. Today, I particularly enjoy one-to-one online lessons because they allow me to create a comfortable, flexible, and personal learning environment where students can grow at their own pace while balancing their studies, work, and everyday lives.
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