I believe that if the student participates well, then they are well on their English learning journey.

(Tell me about your experiences! Here is my first time kayaking!)

Rule #2: Be honest with your English learning journey.
Don't be afraid to make mistakes. English takes practice and practice makes perfect.

(I made prothestic arms once for an event. Like making anything in life, you have to start with a few pieces and a plan!)

Rule #3: Develop the right attitude.
Anything is possible with the right mindset!

(Coffee is the best fuel in the world!)

Some Fun Facts About Me:
-I went to high school in Australia!
-I am the current grant manager or the Partnership Development Chair at Fifty Shades of Purple Against Bullying, an international non-profit based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania where I write extensive grants and create a grant calendar for my non-profit.
-I am a law journalist for the Legal Writers Collective, a Canadian and American freelance law journal based in Ontario, Canada (Windsor Law School).
-I can speak three languages.
-I practice Kyoushin Karate.

Originally working as a children's tutor for many years, I use games, songs, dance, textbooks, music and more when it comes to helping your child learn English in a methodical and fun way!

I am currently taking a year long break from my legum baccalaureus or a law degree from the University of London's London School of Politics and Economics so I can teach you:
-Business English
-Economics
-Finance
-Law English
-University Entrance Qualifications Exam Style
-UK Common Law
-USA Law Curriculum based on English Common Law

This year I have completed a second associate's degree in Criminal Justice so I can help you with academics and the basics of a Criminal Justice Degree.

I also have experience with philosophy as the basics of political science is based on Plato, Socrates, and many great thinkers!

Also, as part of my major in school, I also minored in Data Analytics so if you are working on a thesis, independent student, or would like to learn how to create your own research projects, I am a great person who can help you!

I have also completed internships in the following:

1. New Jersey General Assembly 2021 Campaign
-Lead Policy Analyst
-Campaign Officer

2. International Rescue Committee
-Adult Education Intern
(I have taught English to various refugees in order for them to integrate into society well and to find employment within the New Jersey and New York City areas.)

3. Lesniak Institute for American Leadership
-Service Specialist Intern
I served the previous New Jersey Senator Raymond Lesniak where I wrote legal summaries, helped write and promote bills for the legislative branch for the New Jersey state government.
-I also created service learning programs or a political science fieldwork course for Kean University in , New Jersey.
-I was the main grant writer and researcher during my time at this non-profit.

TEACHING STYLE:

For students taking their first lesson with me, I recommend taking a "Free Counselling" lesson with me. We can plan out your lesson and generally get to know each other. (Please send a message if you have any questions or inquiries.)

Here is what a lesson may look like:

WITH LESSON PLAN:

(5 min.) INTRODUCTIONS

(10 min,) GRAMMAR: "Present Perfect Tense"

(5 min.) SPEAKING VIA VIDEO RESPONSE: "How to Organize Your Speech. "

(10 min.) READING COMPREHENSION: "Starbucks"

(10 min.) FREE TALK BREAK

(5 min.) VOCABULARY: "Levels of Certainty"

(10 min.) POWERPOINT: "Writing a Well-formed Essay"

(5 min.) LISTENING EXERCISES: "Business English: Supply and Demand"

WITHOUT LESSON PLAN:

We can have a free talk session where I can correct any grammar or pronunciation mistakes. 

FEEDBACK

After a lesson is completed, you can request detailed feedback about the lesson's contents. You can expect vocabulary and explanations as well as additional material. I can also give homework. Feedback and homework will be issued before the next lesson is given.