As I taught, I learned.
I noticed how and why my students and I (I’m always improving my Spanish) learned best .
I noticed that including some practice that’s enjoyable kept people engaged and motived! In Mexico, where I’ve been for nine months, I’ve been practicing Spanish doing things I love – embroidery, music, food and exercise! I thought it would be great it could be to share this method with language learners.
The method is called Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL), and has been shown to provide more immediate results than traditional methods, nurture self confidence, be highly effective (it’s even required in Italy), and is known to naturally builds courage (according to this study at Semantics Scholar), not to mention, it feels like a great way to spend time!
A native and neutral accent seemed absolutely essential to learning well. Sound is everything. My neutral accent should be one of the easiest for my students to understand.
An experienced trainer, competent in listening, organizing training material and teaches based on principles, proves to provide a highly beneficial experience to the students. My intent is to be that trainer for you.