Betty Jaja
Dynamic ESL Classes with Accent Coaching and Test Prep Strategies




ESL classes - Betty Jaja
Bachelors degree
/ 30 min
Betty - Know your english tutor
Hi! I'm Betty, an ESL teacher who believes learning English should feel less like a lecture and more like a conversation. Whether I'm coaching professionals to communicate confidently in meetings or helping kids discover the magic of storytelling, my approach is the same: keep it engaging, personalized, and I dare to say fun. With a background in psychology and certifications in TEFL and Business English, I blend structured teaching with real-world relevance. From boardrooms to virtual classrooms, I adapt to make English click. Currently pursuing my Master's in TEFL, because great teaching never stops evolving. When I'm not teaching, you'll find me hiking, lifting weights, or hunting for the best local food. Think interactive activities, tailored feedback, and yes, the occasional meme or GIF when the grammar calls for it. Let's turn language goals into wins, one lesson at a time.
Betty graduated from University of Ghana


English classes overview
I make English click by blending proven methods with genuine connection. For professionals, we simulate real workplace scenarios - think crafting emails that get replies or practicing presentations that land. With kids, we learn through stories, games, and movement. Yes, sometimes we act out verb tenses in class. Every lesson balances structure with spontaneity. We might analyze a pop song's lyrics one day, then roleplay restaurant ordering the next. And yes, every lesson's different because every student's different. I focus on what you'll use, not just textbook-perfect grammar. Mistakes? Celebrated - they're proof we're stretching our skills. Whether through tailored feedback, interactive exercises, or the occasional meme that perfectly explains the present perfect tense, I adapt to how you learn best. Currently enhancing these methods through my Masters in TEFL.
English tutor specialities
Test prep strategies
Listening skill
Writing assistance
Career guidance
Real world application
Free lesson slots
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ESL concept taught by Betty
Betty worked with Tonn on SAT reading and writing practice, focusing on inference questions and test-taking strategies. Tonn reviewed examples from Khan Academy and worked on improving his understanding of logical reasoning and grammar. Betty assigned Tonn to review literary claims in Unit 2 and retake the unit test over the weekend.
Inference Questions
Vocabulary
Nouns
Plural Possessive Nouns
Betty guided Tonn through key SAT reading strategies, focusing on identifying claims and evidence, summarizing texts, and understanding central ideas. Tonn honed his skills by practicing inference questions and was assigned to review top tips and a worked example video on Khan Academy. For their next lesson, Betty plans to provide Tonn with additional inference exercises in his log book.
Inferences
Summarizing Text
Claim & Evidence
Central Idea
Betty's recent lesson with Tonn concentrated on SAT reading and writing skills. They specifically focused on mastering textual and quantitative evidence through Khan Academy exercises. Tonn actively practiced identifying arguments, evaluating choices in reading passages, and interpreting data in graphs. As a follow-up, Tonn was assigned to review the rules for quantitative evidence questions and articulate them in his own words in a notebook.
Textual Evidence (SAT Reading)
Quantitative Evidence (SAT Reading)
Three-Step Method for Quantitative Evidence
Evaluating MCQ Choices (Quantitative)
Betty tutored Tonn on textual evidence questions for the SAT. Their English lesson focused on identifying claims and distinguishing between scientific and literary evidence. Tonn actively practiced identifying arguments and supporting evidence in various texts, including an exercise on Spinosaurus Egypticus. For homework, Betty assigned Tonn to review the material covered, with a particular emphasis on identifying hypotheses and claims in texts.
Claim/Argument
Hypothesis
Literary Evidence
Scientific Evidence
Textual Evidence
Betty introduced a student from Curtis High School in Staten Island to Khan Academy as a primary resource for SAT preparation, focusing on the reading and writing sections. The learner explored textual evidence and word-in-context question types and downloaded a practice test. For homework, they will review the "About the Digital SAT" and "Foundations" sections on Khan Academy and document their learning in a Google Doc.
Digital SAT Reading & Writing
Textual Evidence Questions
Words in Context Questions
Khan Academy for SAT Prep
Betty and Tony's lesson delved into the art of storytelling, with a particular emphasis on setting the scene and building atmosphere, using Scooby-Doo as a practical example. Tony actively applied these English language concepts by identifying setting, atmosphere, tone, and imagery within a given picture, subsequently crafting a short story based on his observations. Their next meeting is scheduled for SAT practice.
Setting
Atmosphere
Tone
Imagery
English tutor also teaches
English Listening
English Reading
English Speaking
English Writing
ESL
English Grammar & Vocabulary
Student types for english classes
Adults
ADHD
Home schooled
Beginners
Kids
Learning Disabilities
Advanced
Intermediate
ASD
Anxiety or Stress Disorders
Dynamic english lessons
Mobile joining
Open Q&A
Parent feedback
Weekend lessons
Record lessons
Practical tools used in english classes
Language simulations
Game based learning tools
Subtitled media
Grammar practice
Interactive quizzes

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