Vanessa Rodriguez
Learn Spanish Through Real-Life Experiences and Culture – Personalized Lessons Designed Just for You!”
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Vanessa Rodriguez
Bachelors degree
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About your spanish tutor
Hello, my name is Vanessa Rodriguez, I am Colombian, and I am 26 years old. I have a degree in modern languages with an emphasis on English and French. I am passionate about cultures, travel, and unforgettable experiences. Learning with me means experiencing the language in a real and culturally rich environment. It’s not just about studying rules or memorizing vocabulary it’s about immersing yourself in real-life situations, everyday conversations, and authentic contexts where the language naturally comes to life. Each lesson is a practical experience that helps you communicate with confidence while exploring the customs, expressions, and cultural values that truly connect you with the language and the people who speak it. Feel free to contact me anytime I’ll be more than happy to answer your questions and guide you through every step of your learning journey.
Vanessa graduated from Universidad del Quindio


Spanish tutor language skill
Career guidance
Conversational Practice
Cultural immersion
Vocabulary Building
Homework help
Spanish language skill
Cultural Context for Speaking
Learner types for spanish classes
Spanish for intermediate
ADHD
Anxiety or Stress Disorders
Spanish for adults
Learning Disabilities
Spanish for advanced
ASD
Spanish for beginners
Spanish for kids
Spanish classes highlights
My teaching method is flexible and personalized, adapting to each student’s goals, level, and learning style. I combine real-life communication, cultural immersion, and interactive activities to make learning practical and engaging. Each lesson focuses on meaningful use of language through authentic situations, helping students build confidence and fluency. Culture is integrated as a key part of understanding the language, and I use technology and personalized feedback to ensure progress. Every class is dynamic, relevant, and designed to help students achieve real-world communication skills. In addition to cultural immersion, I apply principles of reflective learning and metacognition, encouraging students to understand how they learn best. Together, we identify strategies that optimize their progress, such as using visual aids, taking structured notes, practicing through storytelling, or engaging with authentic media outside class. I also integrate regular feedback and self-assessment moments, helping students track their growth and recognize areas for improvement. Mistakes are treated as valuable learning opportunities rather than setbacks; they’re signals of progress and moments to reinforce understanding. My goal is to create a safe and supportive environment where learners feel confident to express themselves freely, experiment with the language, and celebrate every milestone along the way. Technology also plays an essential role in my methodology. I use digital tools to create interactive lessons, virtual flashcards, online quizzes, and collaborative exercises that make learning accessible anytime.
Spanish tutor also teaches
Spanish
Spanish Listening
Spanish Reading
Spanish Speaking
Spanish Writing
Spanish Grammar & Vocabulary

Spanish concepts taught by Vanessa
The student and tutor reviewed the use of 'ser' and 'estar' in Spanish, differentiating between permanent and temporary states with practical examples. They also covered essential question words like 'qué,' 'cuál,' 'dónde,' 'cuándo,' 'quién,' and 'por qué.' The lesson concluded with an introduction to verb conjugations, focusing on present tense and the initial concept of the present progressive, with plans to delve deeper into verb conjugation in upcoming classes.
Interrogative Words (Question Words)
Gender and Number Agreement in Spanish
Verb Conjugation Basics: Present Tense
Ser vs. Estar: Permanent vs. Temporary States
The Student and Tutor reviewed the two forms of the verb 'to be' in Spanish, 'ser' and 'estar,' and their conjugations. The Student practiced using these verbs in statements, questions, and negations, focusing on the difference between permanent and temporary attributes. The Tutor assigned practice exercises on a provided website to reinforce the concepts learned.
Ser vs. Estar: Two Verbs for 'To Be'
Personal Pronouns in Spanish
Conjugation of Ser
Conjugation of Estar
Negation in Spanish
Forming Questions in Spanish
The Student practiced Spanish conditional tenses, focusing on imaginary scenarios and verb conjugations. The session covered different ways to phrase questions, the conditional tense, and exceptions. The Tutor provided screenshots of key concepts and the Student plans to practice the language further.
Conditional Tense Introduction
Imaginary Past vs. Factual Future
Verb Conjugation in Conditional Sentences
Conditional Sentence Structure: 'If...Then'
Imagining vs. Definite Future Expression
Pronunciation of Spanish Alphabet
Exceptions: C
G
and Q Sounds
The 'Ñ' Letter
The 'R' and 'RR' Sounds
Verb Conjugation
Spanish Vowel Sounds
The session focused on Spanish pronunciation, vocabulary, and accent identification. The Student practiced differentiating regional accents and understanding the subtle nuances of Spanish grammar and word usage. They worked through a presentation to identify the origin of specific words and phrases and reviewed verb conjugations.
Foreign Words and Pronunciation
Redundancy in Language
Verb Conjugation (Past vs. Present Relation)
Regional Language Variations (Spain vs. Latin America)
Identifying Accents
Vowel Sounds and Letter Variations
The session covered Spanish past tense conjugations, specifically focusing on the differences between 'perfecto' and 'imperfecto' tenses and their modern usage. The student also worked on vocabulary related to 'breaking' objects and reviewed continuous verb forms. The tutor assigned further study of past tenses for the next lesson.
Past Tense Introduction
Varieties of 'Break' (Romper
Quebrar
Crack)
Past Participles (-ando
-iendo)
Foreign Words/Phrases
Imperfecto vs. Perfecto (Past Tense)
Learning tools used in spanish classes
Language simulations
Subtitled media
Game based learning tools
Translation tools
Dictation tools
Speech recognition
Writing prompts
Dynamic spanish lessons
Open Q&A
Parent feedback
Chat for quick help
Note taking
Mobile joining

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