Regina Grisolia
Spanish lessons with a UCES tutor focused on conversation, culture, and personal growth
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Regina Grisolia
Masters degree
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About your spanish tutor
Hola! I'm Regina Grisolia, a passionate Spanish tutor with a Bachelor's degree and years of experience teaching Spanish at various levels. My expertise lies in Spanish Literature, Travel Spanish, Grammar & Vocabulary, Reading, Conversational Practice, and more. I specialize in providing personalized classes tailored to your needs. Whether you need help with homework, want to improve your pronunciation, or prepare for exams, I've got you covered. I believe in creating a cultural immersion experience to enhance your learning journey. My classes are interactive, focusing on role-playing scenarios and practical exercises to boost your Spanish language skills. I offer career guidance and test prep strategies to help you succeed. From vocabulary building to understanding the cultural context of the language, I ensure a comprehensive learning experience. For intermediate students looking to enhance their Spanish proficiency, I provide a supportive environment where you can practice conversational Spanish with confidence. Whether you have specific learning requirements or special needs, I am here to support you every step of the way. Let's embark on this exciting language learning adventure together! Vamos a aprender español!
Regina graduated from NYU
Spanish tutor language skill
Role Playing Scenarios
Cultural Context for Speaking
Homework help
Pronunciation Coaching
Career guidance
Learner types for spanish classes
ADHD
Spanish for intermediate
ASD
Home schooled
Learning Disabilities
Anxiety or Stress Disorders
Spanish classes highlights
My tutoring approach is deeply rooted in cultural immersion and interactive dialogue, focusing on grammar while fostering immersive conversations. I specialize in teaching subjects like Conversational Spanish, Spanish Literature, and Grammar & Vocabulary. To enhance learning, I leverage tech tools for interactive online classes, using platforms like Zoom and Google Meet. I follow a tailored curriculum that aligns with the student's goals and proficiency level. My classes cater to intermediate Spanish learners, offering a safe and flexible environment where making mistakes is encouraged for effective learning and improvement.
Spanish tutor also teaches
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Spanish Reading
Spanish Grammar & Vocabulary
Conversational Spanish
Spanish Literature
Travel Spanish
Spanish concepts taught by Regina
The Student and Tutor reviewed informal commands and direct object pronouns in Spanish. The Student practiced forming commands, identifying pronouns, and translating sentences. The next session will involve a review of the content covered, including imperfect verbs, indirect/direct object pronouns, and commands.
Irregular Informal Commands
Informal Commands (Tú)
Direct Object Pronouns
Pronoun Placement with Commands
Two Pronouns Together
The Student practiced distinguishing between the imperfecto and pretérito tenses by completing an exercise. They were then asked to write a story using both past tenses, incorporating descriptions of past events and routines. The Tutor provided feedback and planned to continue reviewing the story in the next class.
Narrating Stories in the Past
Expressing Interrupted Actions
Pretérito Perfecto vs. Pretérito Imperfecto
The session centered on distinguishing between the Spanish imperfecto and preterite tenses. The Student completed exercises to differentiate when to use each tense based on context and interpretation. The class reviewed the uses of imperfecto and practiced identifying the correct tense in various sentences.
Pretérito Perfecto vs. Imperfecto: Completed vs. Ongoing Actions
Uses of Imperfecto: Description
Imperfecto Tense: Ongoing Past Actions
Imperfecto Tense: Indirect Quotes
Pretérito Perfecto vs Imperfecto: Interpretation
The class session centered around the review and practice of informal commands (mandatos) in Spanish, including positive and negative commands. The Student engaged in activities that required offering advice in various conflict situations using these commands, and also briefly touched on pronoun usage with commands. The plan is to continue practice and grammar review in the next session, with a test scheduled for the end of the year.
Uses of 'Te'
'Lo'
and Reflexive Pronouns
Informal Commands (Mandatos)
Using Pronouns with Commands
The Student and Tutor reviewed the imperfect tense in Spanish, its conjugation rules, and its various uses for describing past actions, habits, and states. The student practiced conjugating verbs in the imperfect tense and translating sentences. The plan is to continue with this tense and work with negatives in Spanish during the next session.
Imperfect Tense Conjugation
Irregular Verbs in Imperfecto
Uses of the Imperfect Tense
Past Progressive with Imperfecto
Vocabulary for Childhood and Chores
Costar in Different Contexts
The Student and Tutor practiced using formal and informal commands in Spanish through various exercises. They worked on creating dialogues and scenarios to apply the correct command forms. The homework is to review grammar content related to commands in preparation for the next class.
Negative Informal Command Formation
Formal Commands (Commandos Formales)
Informal Commands (Commandos Informales)
Irregular Informal Commands
Pronunciation Key: E and I Vowels
Learning tools used in spanish classes
Speech recognition
Dictation tools
Translation tools
Writing prompts
Subtitled media
Phonetic drills
Dynamic spanish lessons
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Pets are welcomed
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Open Q&A
Weekend lessons
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