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Private classes - Isela Moreno

Bachelors degree

$30

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Focused test prep for language exams

88% of students feel prepared for their language exams.

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Trusted by 90% of parents for results

Parents see their children mastering language skills faster.

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Focused on speaking practice

85% of students improve their conversational skills quickly.

Meet Isela

About your spanish tutor

I'm Isela Moreno, a passionate Spanish tutor holding a Bachelor's degree in Communication Science. With over 2 years of experience, I specialize in teaching Spanish to students of all levels. My expertise lies in providing classes for Spanish kids, beginners, intermediates, advanced learners, and adults. I offer a wide range of subjects including Conversational Spanish, Spanish Literature, Business Spanish, and more. My specialities encompass Career Guidance, Cultural Immersion, Test Prep Strategies, and Pronunciation Coaching, among others. I believe in personalized learning and creating a supportive environment where students feel motivated to excel in their language skills. From homework help to vocabulary building, I tailor classes to meet individual needs. Embark on a language-learning journey with me and discover that speaking another language can be enjoyable and rewarding. Let's make learning Spanish fun and engaging together!

Spanish tutor specialities

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Role Playing Scenarios

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Conversational Practice

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Cultural immersion

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Spanish language skill

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Homework help

Spanish classes overview

My tutoring approach blends speaking practice, interactive dialogues, listening comprehension, writing skills, and pronunciation training to create engaging and effective classes. Specializing in various subjects like Spanish literature, travel Spanish, and business Spanish, I cater to students of all levels, including kids, beginners, intermediates, advanced learners, and adults. I leverage tech tools like interactive whiteboards, Google Meet, and educational apps to deliver personalized and interactive lessons. By following a tailored curriculum, I ensure each of my 100+ students receives individualized attention to meet their learning goals. My goal is to empower students to excel in Spanish, appreciate Hispanic cultures, and confidently navigate real-world scenarios in Spanish-speaking environments.

Student types for spanish classes

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Spanish for kids

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Spanish for beginners

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Spanish for intermediate

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All Levels

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Spanish for adults

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Spanish for advanced

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Anxiety or Stress Disorders

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Home schooled

Interactive spanish lessons

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Record lessons

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Note taking

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Pets are welcomed

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Parent feedback

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Mobile joining

Spanish tutor also teaches

Spanish

Spanish

Spanish Listening

Spanish Listening

Spanish Speaking

Spanish Speaking

Spanish Writing

Spanish Writing

Conversational Spanish

Conversational Spanish

Spanish Literature

Spanish Literature

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Meghan learned 1 day ago

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On June 5, 2025, Isela Moreno tutored Meg S-M in Spanish, covering vocabulary (rooms, numbers, bedroom objects), grammar ("uno" vs. "un"), idioms, and a brief discussion of US healthcare/politics. The lesson focused on practicing numbers, comparisons ("mayor"/"menor"), and listening comprehension of phone numbers spoken with various Spanish accents. Meg struggled with the accents, requiring repetition. Homework was assigned on numbers, days/months, and question words.

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Uno vs. Un

Mayor/Menor

Arabic Influence on Spanish

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Carter learned 2 days ago

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Isela and Carter discussed Carter's driving experiences in Mexico, focusing on traffic and safety. They then practiced food vocabulary, meal-related grammar, and demonstrative pronouns, including regional variations and nuances in word usage. The lesson concludes with further pronoun practice and a brief discussion about community cats.

Using Flashers in Mexico

Spanish words for 'ball'

Spanish Demonstratives

Spanish word 'provecho'

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Emily learned 2 days ago

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Isela Moreno tutored Emily Harmel in a Spanish language lesson, focusing on vocabulary building, translation exercises, and grammatical concepts such as gender agreement. They practiced conversational skills and sentence construction using various themes and topics. No specific homework or follow-up was mentioned.

Vocabulary

Masculine Nouns

Foreign Words

Concrete

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Jennifer learned 2 days ago

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Jennifer and Isela had a Spanish lesson focusing on greetings, pronunciation (especially the letter "R" and numbers), and common mistakes. Jennifer practiced identifying numbers spoken by native speakers with different accents. Isela assigned homework: watching the Spanish cartoon "La Leyenda" and summarizing it, noting location, date, celebration, characters, and general plot.

Pronunciation of 'R'

Numbers in Spanish

Accents and Pronunciation

Days of the Week

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Alex learned 2 days ago

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Alex had a Spanish lesson with Isela, where they reviewed vocabulary related to colors, potentially offensive words, and various food items. Alex practiced pronunciation and learned about regional differences in food terminology and cultural nuances. Alex was assigned homework to write a recipe in Spanish, detailing ingredients, quantities, and preparation steps for a favorite dish.

Color Vocabulary

Capitalization

Verb Conjugation

Food Vocabulary

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Meghan learned 3 days ago

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Isela tutored Meg in Spanish, covering vocabulary and numbers. Meg practiced pronunciation and listened to number sequences to improve comprehension, focusing on numbers up to the hundreds. Meg was assigned homework to count items in her bedroom and create a list in Spanish.

Numbers in Spanish

Homework Assignment

Trastos

Tortuga

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