Deepika Paliwal
Start learning French Confidently with Fun, Engaging, Practical, and Structured Lessons.
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Deepika Paliwal
Bachelors degree
/ 55 min
About your french tutor
I am a dedicated and passionate French teacher holding a DELF B1 certification, with one year of valuable teaching experience. Throughout my journey, I have developed a strong understanding of how to guide learners through the foundations of the French language while building their confidence in speaking, listening, reading, and writing. My teaching style is student-centered, supportive, and interactive. I believe that language learning should be engaging and practical, so I focus on creating a comfortable environment where students feel encouraged to express themselves without fear of making mistakes. I incorporate real-life situations, conversations, and cultural elements into my lessons to make learning more meaningful and enjoyable. I adapt my methods based on each student’s needs, level, and learning pace. Whether working with beginners or intermediate learners, I emphasize clear explanations, repetition, and active participation. I often use a mix of visual aids, exercises, and conversational practice to reinforce learning and help students retain new vocabulary and grammar structures effectively. Additionally, I prioritize communication skills, helping students build fluency and confidence in everyday French. I encourage regular practice and provide constructive feedback to support continuous improvement. My goal is not only to teach the language but also to inspire a genuine interest in French culture and communication. With patience, enthusiasm, and a structured approach, I aim to make every lesson productive, enjoyable, and tailored to help my students achieve their language goals.
Meet Deepika
Deepika graduated from Mumbai university

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Conversational French
Homework help
French pronunciation skills
Test prep strategies
French pronunciation
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French for intermediate
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French concepts taught by Deepika
The class focused on preparing the student for an interview by reviewing educational concepts like proficiency scales, Universal Design for Learning, and growth mindset. They also practiced French grammar, specifically verb tenses, and discussed how to explain educational terms to parents. The tutor plans to send additional notes on the BC proficiency grading system before the student's interview.
Proficiency Scale (British Columbia)
Verb Tenses in French (Past Participle)
Growth Mindset
Universal Design for Learning (UDL)
The class primarily focused on interview preparation, reviewing pedagogical strategies and common interview questions. The student and tutor discussed various teaching approaches, metacognitive learning, and curriculum evaluation methods, including the concept of a "proficiency scale." The session concluded with advice on interview confidence and a plan to cover remaining grammar questions and detailed evaluation skills in the next class.
Metacognitive Strategy
Curriculum Aims and Goals
Evaluation and Assessment
Differentiated Instruction
The Tutor and Student extensively reviewed French grammar, focusing on verb tenses like the Passé Composé, Plus-que-parfait, Present, Future Proche, and Future Simple. They practiced verb conjugation rules, agreement, and exceptions, with a particular emphasis on the 'Dr. Mrs. Vandertramp' mnemonic for auxiliary verb usage. The Tutor also provided explanations on adjective and noun agreement and article usage. The plan for the next session is to focus solely on interview preparation.
Passé Composé
Imparfait (Imperfect Past)
Plus-que-parfait (Pluperfect Past)
Auxiliary Verbs (Avoir and Être)
The tutor and student reviewed French grammar, focusing on the usage of definite articles 'le' and 'les', including rules for specificity, negation, and adjective placement. They also touched upon verb tenses for interview preparation, with plans to review nouns, verbs, and practice interview questions in upcoming sessions.
Modifying Articles: Negation and Adjectives
Verb of Preference
Masculine and Feminine Nouns
French Articles: Le/La/Les vs. Un/Une/Des
The tutor and student reviewed French vocabulary and grammar, focusing on expressions of emotion, time, and question formation using "qui" and "keskas." They practiced constructing sentences, forming questions, and learned new terms for family members and countries, with a plan to cover the verb "avoir" and more expressions in the next session.
Expressions with Time
Asking Questions with 'Qui' and 'Qu'est-ce que'
Possessive Adjectives (Mon
Ma
Mes)
Introduction to Countries and Nationalities
The Tutor instructed the Student on French vocabulary for the days of the week and introduced the fundamental French verb 'être' (to be). They practiced conjugating the verb and constructing simple sentences to describe states of being, identity, and emotions, with plans to continue with French grammar in future sessions.
The Verb 'Être' (To Be)
French Pronunciation: Vowel Combinations and Silent Letters
Adjective Agreement in French
Days of the Week in French
Tools & techniques used in french classes
Interactive quizzes
Game based learning tools
Grammar practice
Phonetic drills

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