Camila Obregon
Learn to speak confidently with a La Salle University tutor who brings energy and culture into every session
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Spanish classes - Camila Obregon
Bachelors degree
/ 30 min
About your spanish tutor
I'm Camila Obregon, a dedicated tutor with a Bachelor's degree in language education. With 8 years of experience in teaching Spanish, I specialize in providing classes for intermediate students. My passion lies in offering personalized classes tailored to enhance conversational skills, cultural immersion, and pronunciation coaching. I also excel in guiding students through Spanish literature, grammar, and vocabulary. Whether you need help with academic Spanish, business language, or simply want to improve your Spanish fluency, I am here to support you every step of the way. Let's embark on this language learning journey together!
Camila graduated from La Salle Univertity
Spanish classes highlights
My teaching methodology is a blend of grammar-focused instruction, cultural immersion, interactive dialogue, immersive conversation practice, and honing writing skills. Specializing in a wide array of subjects like Spanish, Spanish Literature, Grammar & Vocabulary, Academic Spanish, and more, I utilize tech tools such as online platforms, communication apps, interactive whiteboards, and educational software to create engaging and personalized classes. Catering to intermediate Spanish learners, my approach is tailored to foster a deep understanding of the language and culture, ensuring students grasp concepts effectively. By incorporating diverse teaching methods and utilizing technology, I aim to make the learning experience enriching and enjoyable, ultimately empowering students to excel in their language journey.
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Homework help
Role Playing Scenarios
Cultural Context for Speaking
Cultural immersion
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Meet Camila
Spanish concept taught by Camila
The Student practiced Spanish vocabulary related to colors, days of the week, months, and parts of a house, focusing on pronunciation and spelling. They reviewed common phrases and worked on sentence construction. The session included a review of personal information like birthdays and family members.
Basic Spanish Vocabulary (House)
Spanish Colors
Days of the Week in Spanish
Months of the Year in Spanish
Camila and Justine engaged in a Spanish conversation practice session. They discussed Justine's experiences, dreams, and preferences, focusing on grammar, vocabulary, and natural expressions. The session included corrections on noun genders and verb conjugations, as well as a brief discussion on AI's role in social media.
Vocabulary for Digital Marketing
Relative Pronouns (Que vs Quien)
Spanish Noun Gender
Verb Conjugation & Agreement
Camila and Alissa practiced Spanish past tense conjugations and the various uses of the word "ya" to mean "already", "now", and "enough". Alissa worked on constructing past tense sentences and asking questions. For homework, Alissa will practice asking Camila questions in the simple past using a list of verbs provided by Camila.
Past Tense Conjugation (Pretérito Simple)
The Versatile 'Ya'
Distinguishing 'Listo' vs. 'Lista'
The Conjunction 'E'
During their Spanish lesson, Camila and Darryl honed their skills in verb conjugations, with a particular emphasis on regular -AR verbs in the present tense. Darryl actively practiced conjugating verbs such as *necesitar* and *comprar*, and also worked on constructing sentences. As a follow-up, he received homework to conjugate additional verbs and formulate questions using them in the present tense.
Spanish Vowel Pronunciation
"To Be Hungry/Thirsty" (Tener Hambre/Sed)
Two-Verb Rule (Infinitive)
Conjugation of Regular -AR Verbs
Spanish Regular Verb Groups
During their Spanish lesson, Camila and Nashoyia concentrated on essential vocabulary such as greetings, body parts, school supplies, and colors. Nashoyia actively practiced building simple sentences to express possession and identify various objects. The pair then reviewed all the vocabulary and phrases learned throughout their time together.
Basic Possession Phrases
Asking About Backpack Contents
Colors in Spanish
School Supplies Vocab
Spanish Body Parts
Camila and Andree recently had a Spanish lesson where they practiced the indefinido past tense, concentrating on regular verb conjugations and associated time markers. Andree received a PDF worksheet designed to help her identify and correctly use the indefinido tense in various contexts, with a specific focus on AR verbs. Their next lesson is already scheduled for next week.
Pretérito Indefinido (Simple Past)
Ser and Ir in Indefinido
Clitic Pronoun Placement
Ir a + Infinitive (Near Future)
Time Markers for Indefinido
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Learner types for spanish classes
Home schooled
ADHD
Spanish for intermediate
Anxiety or Stress Disorders
Dynamic spanish lessons
Note taking
Pets are welcomed
Weekend lessons
Parent feedback
Record lessons
Learning tools used in spanish classes
Language simulations
Dictation tools
Subtitled media
Translation tools
Writing prompts
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