For me, learning a language goes mainly through speaking, that's how, when little children, hearing those around us speak, our ear was trained in French, for example. Recognizing words, a listening context is essential (ex: Speak ONLY in English, TED TALK, reading aloud…). Then I think learning should be fun. Games, blank texts, "find the odd one out", etc.). If the learner has a certain level, we will learn more complex sentences, continue more complex conversations, learn vocabulary and many more. If needed and requested, I can create homework, correct it and give my feedback. My sessions will therefore be adapted to the level, but also to the age!

For me, learning a language goes mainly through speaking, that's how, when little children, hearing those around us speak, our ear was trained in French, for example. Recognizing words, a listening context is essential (eg: Speak ONLY in English, TED TALK, reading aloud…). Then I think learning should be fun. Games, blank texts, "find the odd one out", etc.). If the learner has a certain level, we will learn more complex sentences, continue more complex conversations, learn vocabulary and many more. If needed and requested, I can create homework, correct it and give my feedback. My sessions will therefore be adapted to the level, but also to the age!