Carlos Caceres

Lesson Structure: "The Fluency Flow"
1. The Icebreaker (5-10 min)
Instead of the standard "How are you?", we start with creative triggers to switch your brain into "Spanish mode."

Activity: "Tell me 3 good things that happened this week" or "What’s the strangest thing you've read lately?"

Goal: To warm up the vocal cords and build immediate confidence.

2. The Thematic Focus (15-20 min)
We dive into a specific topic based on your interests (travel, tech, culture, or business).

Activity: Discussing a short article, a 1-minute video clip, or "Dilemma Questions" (e.g., "Would you rather live 100 years in the past or 10 years in the future?").

Goal: To introduce specific vocabulary and natural idioms that textbooks often miss.

3. Active Practice & Roleplay (15-20 min)
Putting the language into action through real-life scenarios.

Activity: Situational practice. "I’m a difficult customer at a restaurant and you’re the manager" or "Pitch me a product and try to convince me to buy it."

Goal: To eliminate the "fear of freezing up" and improve mental agility.

4. The Polish & Feedback (5-10 min)
We wrap up by cleaning up the technical details.

Activity: Reviewing the most frequent errors made during the session and listing the "New Words of the Day."

Goal: To correct language habits without interrupting the flow of the conversation earlier.