Angela D.

i base my teachings on interactive learning for both individual and group learning. I make use of easy learning aids to ensure lasting understanding of the language. In my experience I've used flip card, and audiovisual aids to keep classroom engaging and of course aspects from real life experiences.

For teaching languages, I always base my work on communication, comprehension and composition.

But the French language is unique in its splendor and can take patience to master. So I'll add conjugation to that list.

i base my teachings on interactive learning for both individual and group learning.
I make use of learning aids to ensure quick assimilation by using flash cards, audiovisual aids and aspects from real life experiences.

For group learning, peer partnering pour la critique

There's nothing like you either have it or you don't. We'll perfect you vocals together, training aids, pitch understanding, voice trainings would be our tool.

In my experience the best and quickest way to learn is by experiencing, a course with me will be just that.

Experiencing the subject, not just reading it. Learning aids like textbooks (electronic & printed), flashcards, audiovisual, recreational activities are my go to tools.