Ani

My lessons are interactive, student-centered, and carefully tailored to the needs and levels of each learner. I use a variety of teaching methods to keep students engaged and motivated. For instance, I combine communicative language teaching with task-based activities, which allow students to practice English in meaningful, real-life contexts. I also incorporate elements of the flipped classroom, encouraging students to explore new concepts independently before we discuss them together, promoting active participation and critical thinking.

The content of my lessons is designed to develop all language skills—speaking, listening, reading, and writing—in an integrated way. I use authentic materials, such as articles, videos, and audio recordings, to expose students to natural language use. Grammar and vocabulary are taught in context, helping learners apply their knowledge more effectively. For younger students or beginners, I include games, storytelling, and visual aids to make lessons enjoyable and memorable. For older or more advanced learners, I focus on discussions, debates, presentations, and writing tasks that encourage deeper thinking and self-expression.

Lesson dynamics are interactive, supportive, and collaborative. I create a positive learning environment where students feel confident expressing themselves and making mistakes, which I see as an essential part of learning. Peer collaboration through pair or group activities is a core part of my approach, as communication among students accelerates language acquisition. I provide regular feedback and adjust my strategies based on student progress, ensuring that everyone can move forward successfully.

With over ten years of teaching experience across schools, universities, and private tutoring, I have worked with learners of different ages, cultural backgrounds, and proficiency levels. This experience has helped me develop flexibility, patience, and creativity, allowing me to meet the unique needs of each class while fostering a love for learning English.