My teaching method is based on repetition with variety. I combine writing, reading, and speaking activities using the similar materials, so students can truly absorb the language while staying motivated and curious. We review, rephrase, and act out situations to strengthen habits. Because I’m also learning French myself, I understand from experience the challenges of learning a new language — the fear of making mistakes, forgetting words, or feeling like you’re speaking too slowly. This experience shapes my teaching style which is spaced repetition. You don’t need a huge vocabulary to communicate in English. What matters is being able to speak even when you feel nervous, and to be understood. Together, we’ll focus on clarity and intelligible pronunciation, rather than trying to sound like a native speaker. We’ll work on sentence structure, connectors, and rephrasing strategies to help you express your ideas confidently. Each lesson blends focused reading, guided writing, and dynamic speaking practice around one theme (articles, dialogues, videos, or real-life situations). It is important for the student to trust their teacher, even when they feel that no progress is being made.