English teachers found: 22

Come join me over at From Pages to Practice - The English Learner's Bookclub https://frompagestopractice.substack.com/ I've been helping people to 'be themselves' in English for over 10 years and am particularly experienced in teaching learners with ASD/ADHD/Audhd. I am also experienced in guiding students through an IELTS Writing prep course. Here are some lesson styles that work well for for my neurodiverse learners. - Clear routines and expectations - Flexible formats for participation (text chat or speaking) - Low-sensory environments (you can keep your camera off or bring something with you to occupy hands - knitting, fidgets) - Processing time - Use of visuals and written support - Special Interest-based learning. (Tell me what interests you and I will find a way for you to learn English from it.) - Help with managing the tendency towards perfectionism in English language learning - Help with how to express any of your ND needs in English. Overwhelm, etc. And how to expre...

Hello! My name is Bridget and I´m an American teacher living in Cartagena, Spain. I´ve been an English teacher now for 17 years and I love it so much, I´ve opened my own school. I taught young learners for one year in Poland before coming to Spain. I think it´s important to have fun while both learning and teaching, so I try to make classes as entertaining as possible, playing games (yes, even with adults!) and changing written activities to speaking activities. All my students know my laugh! I enjoy teaching grammar as well as I find it quite easy! I´ve taught people of all ages from 2 years old to 75 years old. I have a lot of experience teaching Cambridge, Trinity, and TOEFL exams as well. I think it´s important to make mistakes as a learner as that´s how people learn! I´m excited to meet new people.