...I have found that English students appreciate the stories about American culture that relate to them. In my personal life, I have written and had published several books and poetry, some of which, were awarded and recorded. I routinely proofread, whenever I read or write something, and I naturally encourage my students to do the same, when I tutor them. (read more)
...If you make this subject fun, it can take on a new meaning of becoming a "must" do as opposed to a "have" to. Reading opens the minds to infinite possibilities and the journey is indescribable. Who wouldn't want to know how to express the written word? (read more)
...I began with a course on English pronunciation, then basic and intermediate English, lastly courses on English morphology and idioms. Some of this work is currently available on my Instagram page, @albertoenglishteacher. I still teach some classes over the Internet while also holding a part-time, day-time job. (read more)
...I've taught English as a Second Language (ESOL) at 2 community colleges for the past 4 years. In those 4 years, I've taught speaking/listening for 6 semesters and I've received good-high evaluation ratings. My lower level students went from learning to introduce themselves to sharing information about their hobbies and interests in English. (read more)
...I have worked for 3+ years in higher education helping students with executive dysfunction and disabilities to plan, organize, and optimize their time management. I look forward to teaching skills to anyone who needs to organize their work or school work. I can also proofread completed written assignments, and ensure students have understood the directions and rubrics. (read more)