Isela Moreno
Explore Spanish language, commerce, and culture in dynamic classes for all learning stages




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Isela Moreno
Bachelors degree
/ 55 min
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!
Meet Isela
Isela graduated from Universidad de La Salle Bajio


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Spanish classes highlights
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.
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Spanish concepts taught by Isela
The Student and Tutor practiced Spanish grammar, specifically distinguishing between the imperfect and preterite past tenses. They applied these concepts by completing a verb conjugation exercise within a story context. The Student received homework to finish the current exercise and prepare for a related story in the upcoming session.
The 'Sub-' Prefix: Meaning 'Under'
Expressing Ability and Possibility in the Past (Poder)
Understanding Reflexive Verbs and Pronouns
Imperfecto vs. Pretérito (Past Tenses)
The Student and Tutor practiced Spanish conversation and clarified vocabulary related to emotions, cost, and vehicles. They engaged in a role-play interview to practice forming questions and correct verb conjugation, particularly for first-person statements. The session concluded with a review of a reading comprehension exercise and a homework assignment to write a descriptive paragraph in third person.
Core Vocabulary: Feelings
Costs
and Vehicles
Forming Questions: Age and Past Actions
Using "Desde" to Indicate Origin or Starting Point
Expressing Negative Agreement: 'Yo tampoco'
Essential Verb Conjugation: 'Vivir' (to live) and 'Tener' (to have)
Describing People: Biographical Information in Third Person
The Student and Tutor practiced Spanish grammar, specifically focusing on the correct usage of reflexive pronouns and distinguishing between direct and indirect object pronouns like 'le' and 'lo'. They worked through various sentence translation exercises to apply these grammatical rules and clarify vocabulary nuances. For homework, the Student was assigned to write 12 sentences demonstrating the correct application of direct and indirect object pronouns.
Essential Spanish Vocabulary & Context
Mastering Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns
Reflexive Verbs and Pronouns
Regional Vocabulary & Cultural Sensitivity
Noun Gender & Meaning Shifts (The 'Radio' Example)
Student and Tutor engaged in a Spanish conversation class, practicing fluency through discussions on football, cultural appropriation, and various cultural and geographical references. They extensively practiced and clarified a wide range of vocabulary, from common nouns to more abstract and conceptual terms.
Fútbol Mundial: Equipos y Rivalidades
Apropiación Cultural y Diálogo
Herramientas Digitales para la Colaboración
Cine y Referencias a Steven Spielberg
Conceptos Emocionales y Existenciales
The Student and Tutor reviewed Spanish vocabulary for tools, practiced the correct usage of 'mucho', 'mucha', 'muchos', and 'muchas' through sentence correction and contextual phrase matching. They also worked on expressing preferences for activities and solved Spanish riddles to enhance comprehension. For homework, the Student needs to write lists of liked/disliked activities and create three riddles about tools using target grammar.
Expressing Preferences: "Me gusta" & Intensifiers
Common Expressions Using "Mucho"
Grammatical Usage of "Mucho" and its Forms
Essential Tool Vocabulary (`Herramientas`)
Understanding "Querer" vs. "Amar" (Levels of Affection)
The Student and Tutor completed a Spanish reading comprehension exercise based on an Argentinian text. Subsequently, they introduced and differentiated between the two primary past tenses in Spanish: the Preterite and the Imperfect, practicing their application with various verbs. For homework, the Student is to write a story incorporating specified past tense verbs and complete assigned book exercises.
Pretérito Perfecto Simple (Preterite)
Pretérito Imperfecto (Imperfect)
Distinguishing Preterite and Imperfect
Reflexive Verbs and Pronouns
Essential Past Tense Vocabulary & Nuances
Importance of Stress and Accent Marks
Learning tools used in spanish classes
Subtitled media
Grammar practice
Interactive quizzes
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Speech recognition
Dynamic spanish lessons
Open Q&A
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Pets are welcomed
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