Questions and answers, discussions, interactive lectures (during which students respond to or ask questions), brief writing assignments, hands-on activities, and experiential learning are all examples of strategies I would like to use.
I would love to use strategies that have been shown to be successful in teaching math, such as oral or mental work, drill practice, homework or home assignments, written work, group work, self-study, supervised study, review, and brainstorming.

My lessons are designed to be interactive, engaging, and tailored to meet your specific learning needs. Whether you’re a beginner looking to improve basic English skills or an intermediate learner aiming for more advanced fluency, I focus on building confidence through a structured yet flexible format.

Each lesson includes a mix of speaking, listening, reading, and writing exercises. We’ll work on grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation, with an emphasis on real-world applications so that you can feel comfortable using English in everyday conversations or professional settings. I use a variety of resources like articles, videos, and conversational practice to keep the lessons dynamic and relevant to your goals.

Even though I don’t have formal teaching experience, I am passionate about language learning and provide a supportive, patient environment for you to grow. You’ll receive personalized feedback after every lesson to track your progress and identify areas for improvement. My approach is all about making learning enjoyable, ensuring that you feel motivated and equipped to achieve your language goals.