Wendy Garzón
Bring your Spanish to life with a dynamic native tutor, where learning feels natural and enjoyable! ¡Bienvenido(a)!
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Spanish classes - Wendy Garzón
Bachelors degree
/ 30 min
About your spanish tutor
¡Hola! My name is Wendy Garzón. I graduated from a Bachelor's degree in Modern Languages, and I earned the Fulbright Scholarship which led me to become a Spanish as a Foreign Language teacher in the US for a year. My classes are open to any level, from beginners to advanced students, including kids and adults. I am comfortable teaching students with special needs, and I will ensure to create a safe space during our sessions. I provide personalized learning experiences focusing on cultural context, homework help, and pronunciation coaching. I offer a wide variety of subjects, such as: academic Spanish, travel Spanish, grammar, vocabulary, conversation, cultural immersion, translating tips and more. Join me to explore the beauty of the Spanish language, particularly the Latin American variants, while mastering your language skills. ¡Vamos a aprender!
Wendy graduated from Pontificia Universidad Javeriana
Spanish classes highlights
My teaching approach combines cultural immersion with interactive dialogue, prioritizing speaking practice and grammar in Spanish lessons. I emphasize vocabulary growth through dynamic, fun, and meaningful activities. As a strong advocate of technology, I integrate tools like Zoom, Google Docs, and interactive whiteboards to design personalized and engaging tutoring sessions just for you! My curriculum spans diverse topics, from Spanish Literature and Travel Spanish to Business Spanish and everyday communication skills. I proudly cater to a community of 50+ learners, guiding both adults and kids at intermediate to advanced levels. The strength of my methodology lies in cultivating a positive, supportive, and motivating environment that encourages effective language learning, helping students gain confidence, fluency, and a genuine appreciation for the Spanish language and culture.
Spanish tutor language skill
Cultural Context for Speaking
Career guidance
Pronunciation Coaching
Cultural immersion
Conversational Practice
Vocabulary Building
Spanish tutor also teaches
Spanish
Spanish Listening
Spanish Reading
Spanish Speaking
Spanish Writing
Spanish Grammar & Vocabulary
Spanish concept taught by Wendy
The session covered Spanish vocabulary related to family, senses, and parts of the house. The student practiced describing family members and exploring the concept of synesthesia. Homework includes reviewing vocabulary lists, completing exercises from a textbook, and watching a video on Spanish regular verbs.
Vocabulary: Parts of the House (Partes de la Casa)
Synesthesia (Sinestesia)
Common Spanish Verbs
Adjective Agreement
Ser vs. Estar
The Student and Tutor reviewed adjectives, possessives, and numbers in Spanish, then transitioned to the theme of family. The Student practiced pronunciation using a children's book and learned common verbs in the present tense. Homework includes completing a family tree and describing family members in Spanish.
Numbers in Spanish (50-1
000
000)
Family Vocabulary
Basic Sounds and Pronunciation
Essential Verbs in Present Tense (Yo Form)
Accents and Intonation
Numbers: Thousands in Spanish
Common Spanish Greetings and Expressions
Understanding Spanish Questions
Forming Dates in Spanish
Pronunciation Rules: 'll'
'qu'
'gu'
Spanish Vowel Sounds
The session involved reviewing basic Spanish phrases, pronunciation, and numbers 1-30, and then moved on to nouns, pronouns, and the verbs 'ser' and 'estar.' The student practiced pronunciation, number recognition, and identifying correct pronoun usage. Homework was assigned to practice numbers 1-30, spelling a phone number, and completing an exercise on when to use 'ser' and 'estar'.
Common vs. Proper Nouns
Numbers 1-30 in Spanish
Ser vs. Estar: The Two 'To Be' Verbs
Spanish Pronouns
Gender and Number in Nouns
Spanish Pronunciation Fundamentals
The Student and Tutor practiced Spanish adjectives, colors, and family vocabulary. They worked on pronunciation, sentence construction, and understanding cultural differences in language use. The Tutor assigned homework focusing on adjectives and the proper use of articles.
Pronunciation of 'G' and 'J'
Expressing Possession with 'de'
Spanish Use of Articles
Gendered Nouns and Articles
Prefix 'Des-' as Negation
Adjective Usage in Spanish
The session focused on reinforcing the Spanish alphabet, numbers, and basic noun grammar. Students played Pictionary to learn animal vocabulary and bingo to practice numbers. Homework includes reviewing numbers, answering questions about preferred days of the week, and identifying the origins of various cultural items using complete sentences.
Numbers in Spanish
Origin of Days of the Week
Days of the Week in Spanish
Spanish Nouns and Gender
The Spanish Alphabet
Learner types for spanish classes
ADHD
Home schooled
Learning Disabilities
Spanish for kids
Spanish for advanced
Anxiety or Stress Disorders
Spanish for intermediate
Spanish for adults
Spanish for beginners
Dynamic spanish lessons
Mobile joining
Chat for quick help
Record lessons
Open Q&A
Parent feedback
Learning tools used in spanish classes
Game based learning tools
Translation tools
Subtitled media
Grammar practice
Speech recognition
Writing prompts
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