My goal for students is to create and learning environment that is conducive to questions. Often teachers request questions at the end, however in my own learning I found that leaving questions often resulted in forgetting the question, or losing my train of thought in connecting the topic at hand to the existing schema that I am trying to fit the information into. That is why when I teach, I encourage interruptions and questions as they arise as I find that way students are better able to follow my logic of presenting and I can better understand by which train of thought the class is learning the material. I encourage and practice diverse learning styles that incorporate the 5 core learning styles of visual, auditory, reading, writing, and kinaesthetic. This mirrors how we learn as children and I believe it is the best learning style in all aspects of life. I hope together we can have a great time and have you fluent in Spanish in a fun and engaging way. I have always found that learning is most effective when driven by genuine curiosity whether that is curiosity about other cultures, places or people.