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Katherine Liseth Buelvas Montoya

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Spanish classes - Katherine Liseth Buelvas Montoya

Bachelors degree

/ 30 min

About your spanish tutor

My name is Katherine Liseth Buelvas Montoya, and I am a passionate Spanish tutor with a bachelor’s degree in International Relations and more than three years of experience teaching Spanish to learners from different backgrounds, ages, and levels. My journey as a language tutor began during my university years, when I discovered how rewarding it was to help others understand and connect through language. Since then, I have developed and delivered personalized lessons that support my students in reaching their individual goals—whether they are learning Spanish for school, travel, career advancement, or personal enrichment. My teaching experience includes working with children, teenagers, and adults. I specialize in several areas, such as Spanish grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, listening, speaking, reading, and writing. In every class, I aim to create a balanced learning experience that allows students to practice all the key language skills while staying engaged and motivated. I incorporate cultural immersion, conversational practice, and practical language use into my lessons. My students learn how to express themselves in real situations, whether it's ordering food at a restaurant, having a casual conversation, or preparing for a job interview. Let’s work together to make your Spanish learning experience effective, inspiring, and full of growth.

Katherine Liseth graduated from University of pécs

Katherine Liseth graduated from University of pécs
Katherine Liseth graduated from University of pécs

Spanish classes highlights

I hold a bachelor’s degree in International Relations and have over three years of experience teaching Spanish to learners of all ages and levels. I specialize in working with beginners, children, and intermediate students, offering personalized lessons that focus on conversation, grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and cultural immersion. My teaching style is warm, structured, and goal-oriented. I believe language is a tool for connection, so I prioritize real-life communication in my classes. Whether you're learning Spanish for travel, school, or work, I tailor each lesson to meet your specific goals and learning style. I also support students in developing career-related language skills, such as writing CVs, preparing for interviews, or improving workplace communication in Spanish. My lessons include a balance of speaking, listening, reading, and writing, and I often use interactive tools, games, music, and videos to make learning fun and effective. I also track student progress and provide extra resources to reinforce learning between classes. Let’s achieve your Spanish learning goals together!

Spanish tutor language skill

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Homework help

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Cultural Context for Speaking

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Spanish language skill

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Vocabulary Building

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Conversational Practice

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Student learned 4 days ago

Katherine and Matt practiced Spanish possessive adjectives, including 'mi,' 'tu,' 'su,' and their plural forms, along with sentence construction and the use of definite and indefinite articles. Matt worked on translating sentences and creating his own examples to reinforce the concepts. Katherine assigned homework focusing on memorizing vocabulary words from flashcards, particularly names of objects and family members.

Possessive Adjectives (Singular)

Possessive Adjectives (Plural)

Definite Articles (The)

Indefinite Articles (A/An/Some)

Common First-Person Verbs

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Student learned 4 days ago

Katherine taught Matt about sentence construction in Spanish, focusing on the correct usage of definite and indefinite articles (el, la, un, una, etc.) based on whether the noun is specific or nonspecific. They analyzed example sentences to illustrate these concepts. There was no homework assigned.

Definite Articles (El

La

Los

Las)

Indefinite Articles (Un

Una

Unos

Unas)

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Student learned 4 days ago

Katherine tutored Phoebe in a Spanish vocabulary lesson, focusing on adjectives and their opposites. Phoebe practiced using these words in sentence completion exercises. Katherine assigned Phoebe to review the vocabulary words and images, focusing on memorization rather than sentence construction.

Spanish Adjective Opposites

Contextual Vocabulary Application

Understanding 'Sin' (Without)

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Student learned 13 days ago

Katherine and Phoebe practiced Spanish question words and sentence construction, focusing on 'cuándo', 'cómo', 'cuánto', and 'por qué'. Phoebe worked on creating and answering questions using new verbs in the present tense. Katherine plans to introduce three new verbs in the next session and prepare question-answer exercises to reinforce their usage.

Por qué vs. Porque

Action Verbs Introduction

Cuánto/a/os/as

Qué vs. Cuál

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Student learned 20 days ago

Katherine tutored Matt in Spanish, focusing on question formation and usage. Matt practiced using question words like 'cuánto,' 'cuándo,' 'cómo,' and 'por qué' and worked on gender agreement in Spanish nouns. They reviewed vocabulary and sentence structure through various exercises and conversational prompts, and Katherine indicated that the next class would cover connectors and further grammatical concepts.

Spanish Interrogatives

Gender & Number Agreement (Cuánto)

"Por qué" vs. "Porque"

Noun Gender Identification

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Student learned 20 days ago

Katherine tutored Phoebe on formulating Spanish questions using 'qué,' 'quién,' 'cuál,' and 'dónde,' emphasizing correct verb conjugations and singular/plural agreement. Phoebe practiced answering and creating questions based on images and scenarios. The next session will cover the remaining four question words and further practice using 'ser,' 'estar,' and 'tener.'

Spanish Question Words

Ser vs. Estar vs. Tener

Singular vs. Plural Agreement

Pronoun Agreement (Yo/Tú/Él/Ella)

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Spanish tutor also teaches

Spanish Listening

Spanish Listening

Spanish Reading

Spanish Reading

Spanish Speaking

Spanish Speaking

Spanish Writing

Spanish Writing

Spanish Grammar & Vocabulary

Spanish Grammar & Vocabulary

Academic Spanish

Academic Spanish

Learner types for spanish classes

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ADHD

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Learning Disabilities

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Home schooled

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ASD

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College

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School

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Anxiety or Stress Disorders

Learning tools used in spanish classes

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Grammar practice

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Interactive quizzes

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Translation tools

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Game based learning tools

Dynamic spanish lessons

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Mobile joining

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Open Q&A

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Note taking

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Pets are welcomed

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Record lessons

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