English Teacher who teaches English as foreign language

Hey I am Shivansh. I am 23 years old. I have done my graduation in Mass communication and Journalism. I use to teach English to the students who wants to understand it as a foreign language. How My English Lessons Work My lessons are designed to be engaging, practical, and tailored to each student's needs, helping them build confidence and fluency in English. Here’s how I approach it: 1. Understanding Your Needs and Goals Before we even begin, I take the time to understand your current English level, what you want to achieve (e.g., better conversation, exam preparation, business English), and what topics genuinely interest you. This ensures our lessons are always relevant and motivating. 2. Creating a Supportive and Interactive Environment I believe the best way to learn a language is by using it. My classroom is a safe and encouraging space where you'll feel comfortable making mistakes – because that's how we learn! We'll have plenty of opportunities for speaking, listening, and active participation, moving beyond just grammar rules to real-world communication. 3. Balancing Core Skills with Real-World Application Each lesson typically blends essential language components with practical application: Vocabulary Building: We'll learn new words and phrases in context, focusing on useful everyday language and specific terminology relevant to your goals. Grammar in Action: Instead of just memorizing rules, we'll practice grammar through fun activities, role-plays, and discussions so you understand how to use it naturally. Pronunciation Practice: We'll work on sounds, intonation, and rhythm to help you speak more clearly and confidently. Speaking & Listening Fluency: A big focus is on natural conversation. We'll practice expressing ideas, understanding different accents, and participating in discussions. Reading & Writing Comprehension: We'll explore various texts and practice expressing your thoughts in writing, improving your comprehension and written communication. 4. Using Diverse Materials and Techniques I use a variety of resources beyond just textbooks, including: Authentic materials: Articles, videos, podcasts, songs, and real-life scenarios that native speakers use. Interactive activities: Pair work, group discussions, debates, and games to make learning dynamic and fun.