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Daniel Ekoko

English Tutor with Accent Coaching and Career Guidance - University of Toronto

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English tutor - Daniel Ekoko

Bachelors degree

/ 30 min

Your english tutor - Daniel

I'm Daniel Ekoko, a university-educated tutor specializing in English. I offer personalized English tutoring for kids, beginners, school students, and adults at all stages of their learning journey. My approach is centered on understanding each student's individual needs and goals, whether you're aiming to strengthen your grammar, improve your pronunciation, build confidence in conversation, or prepare for important exams. I also offer specialized support in accent coaching, career-focused English, and real-world communication skills. My teaching style emphasizes interactive, engaging lessons that make learning both effective and enjoyable. I incorporate real-world examples, active practice, and step-by-step guidance to ensure that students not only understand the material but can apply it confidently outside of lessons. Whether you are just starting out or looking to take your English to the next level, I'm here to support you with patience, structure, and encouragement. Let’s embark on this learning journey together and achieve your English goals!

Daniel graduated from University of Toronto

Daniel graduated from University of Toronto

English tutor specialities

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Grammar fundamentals

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Visual learning

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Real world application

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Speaking fluency

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Listening skill

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Test prep strategies

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Writing assistance

English classes quick guide

In my personalized tutoring approach, I focus on making learning clear, structured, and accessible for every student. I specialize in working with beginners, bilingual learners, and native French speakers who are developing their English skills. Being fluent in both English and French allows me to bridge the language gap effectively, offering clear explanations and comparisons when necessary to speed up understanding. I use an ACE (Accuracy, Clarity, and Engagement) approach to every lesson: Accuracy to ensure students learn correct grammar, pronunciation, and usage. Clarity to break down complex concepts into simple, understandable steps. Engagement to make lessons interactive, dynamic, and enjoyable. My lessons incorporate a wide range of tools, including dictation practice, reading comprehension exercises, speech recognition technology, and game-based learning platforms. Every session is customized to the student's needs, making sure that learning is progressive, real-world applicable, and confidence-building. Whether supporting a young beginner, a school student, or an adult learner, my goal is always the same: to foster a deep, lasting understanding of English while making the process smooth, motivating, and rewarding. Through patient guidance, structured progression, and an emphasis on real communication, I help students move forward with confidence at every level.

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English concept taught by Daniel

Student learned 1 day ago

Daniel and Kevin's French lesson focused on differentiating between similar terms like jour/le jour, an/annee, and soir/soiree, exploring their usage and context. They also practiced the passé composé with the verb 'acheter' and briefly touched on the imperfect tense for storytelling. Daniel assigned homework to prepare for their next lesson, scheduled for Sunday.

Jour vs. Journée

An vs. Année

Soir vs. Soirée

Passé Composé

Imparfait

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Student learned 3 days ago

Daniel and Kevin's French lesson centered on verb conjugations, particularly irregular verbs and forming the past tense with 'avoir'. Kevin also honed his sentence construction skills and worked on differentiating between 'jour'/'journée' and 'an'/'annee'. For homework, Daniel assigned a module covering present, past, and future tenses, and committed to clarifying the distinctions of 'jour' vs. 'journée' and 'an' vs 'annee' in their subsequent lesson.

Irregular Verbs (Partir)

Passé Composé (Past Tense)

Jour vs. Journée

An vs. Année

IR Verb Conjugation (Regular)

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Student learned 5 days ago

Daniel and Kevin delved into philosophical discussions on human nature, the origins of moral instincts, and the sustainability of disinterested acts. However, due to Kevin's fatigue, they decided to postpone their French lesson until later in the week.

Moral Instinct

Human Nature

Self-Interest vs. Altruism

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Student learned 13 days ago

The instructor and a student from Brooklyn College practiced French vocabulary and verb conjugations, with a focus on 're' verbs and their irregular patterns. The student conjugated verbs like 'construire' and discussed vocabulary related to Quebec and daily habits. The instructor asked the learner to come prepared to discuss their habits and job in the next class to further practice conjugations.

RE Verbs Conjugation

Irregular RE Verbs

Quebec History Vocabulary

Reflexive Verbs (Se Coucher)

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Student learned 14 days ago

Daniel guided Kevin through a review of French possessive adjectives and ER verb conjugations. Their lesson then shifted to Quebec's history, covering Samuel de Champlain and key events like the Battle of the Plains of Abraham. They also discussed vocabulary pertinent to early Canadian history and the intricate relationship between the French, British, and First Nations. Daniel intends to link this historical content to present tense French in their upcoming lesson and will provide Kevin with homework.

Battle of the Plains of Abraham

Founding of Quebec (Champlain)

Passé Composé (Movement Verbs)

ER Verb Conjugation (Present Tense)

Possessive Adjectives (French)

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Student learned 22 days ago

Daniel tutored Kevin in French, focusing on grammar points such as possessive and demonstrative adjectives, verb conjugations, and prepositions used with country names. During the instruction, Daniel made sure to highlight exceptions and rules for gender agreement. Before diving into the French lesson, Daniel and Kevin had a conversation about Kevin's new teaching job, teacher salaries, and his personal life. They also noted that future lessons might delve into mysticism.

Demonstrative Adjectives

Exceptions to Possessive Adjectives

Possessive Adjectives

Prepositions of Place

Country Gender

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Teaching tools used by english tutor

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Phonetic drills

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Interactive quizzes

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Translation tools

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Writing prompts

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Language simulations

Learner types for english class

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ADHD

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Adults

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School students

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Home schooled

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Anxiety or Stress Disorders

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Beginners

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Kids

Engaging english lessons

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Mobile joining

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Record lessons

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Chat for quick help

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Weekend lessons

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Open Q&A

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