Stefanie Morris Honeyman

1. Strong Communication Skills: Ability to explain concepts clearly and effectively, and to listen actively to students’ questions and concerns.
2. Grammar and Vocabulary Expertise: In-depth knowledge of English grammar rules and a rich vocabulary to facilitate comprehensive instruction.
3. Reading Comprehension: Helping students understand and analyze various types of texts, from literature to informational articles.
4. Writing Skills: Guiding students in crafting well-structured essays, reports, and creative pieces.
5. Critical Thinking and Analysis: Encouraging students to think critically about literature and to form their own interpretations and arguments.
6. Cultural Competency: Understanding and incorporating cultural context into language lessons, especially for non-native speakers.
7. Patience and Empathy: Being patient with students’ learning processes and understanding their individual needs and challenges.
8. Adaptability: Ability to tailor lessons to different learning styles and levels, ensuring all students can progress.
9. Resourcefulness: Finding creative ways to engage students and provide additional learning materials or exercises.
10. Technology Proficiency: Utilizing educational tools and platforms effectively for online tutoring sessions, if applicable.
11. Motivational Skills: Encouraging students to stay motivated and engaged in their language learning journey.
12. Assessment and Feedback: Providing constructive feedback and using assessments to track progress and adjust lesson plans.