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Private classes - Rocio Lorena

Masters degree

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$30

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Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars.
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75 ratings
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Rated 5 stars for speaking confidence

Students report feeling more confident in conversations.

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Strong focus on speaking and writing

95% of parents see growth in both written and spoken language skills.

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Regular progress check-ins

90% of students get regular updates on their language skills.

About your spanish tutor

I'm Rocío Lorena, a Master's degree holder with over a decade of experience teaching Spanish. My passion for the language led me to create engaging and interactive classes tailored to students of all levels and ages. Specializing in Spanish and AP Spanish Language and Culture, I offer personalized lessons focusing on your unique goals. I believe in making learning enjoyable, so my classes are fun and dynamic, breaking down complex concepts into easy-to-understand lessons. Whether you're a beginner or preparing for an exam, I'm here to help you gain the skills and confidence needed to succeed. Let's embark on this exciting Spanish learning journey together!

Spanish tutor specialities

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Spanish language skill

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Conversational Practice

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Test prep strategies

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Vocabulary Building

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Homework help

Spanish classes overview

My teaching methodology revolves around fostering listening comprehension, expanding vocabulary, honing pronunciation, mastering verb conjugation, and enhancing writing skills in Spanish. I specialize in Spanish Literature, Business Spanish, Conversational Spanish, Academic Spanish, and more for a diverse audience of 100+ students ranging from kids to adults at all proficiency levels. By incorporating online platforms, interactive whiteboards, learning management systems, and audiovisual tools, I create engaging and immersive online classes. I follow a dynamic curriculum tailored to each student's needs, emphasizing real-life scenarios and practical language use. Through personalized tutoring and interactive lessons, I ensure that my students not only grasp grammar intricacies but also gain the confidence to communicate effectively in Spanish from day one.

Student types for spanish classes

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Spanish for kids

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Spanish for beginners

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Spanish for intermediate

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All Levels

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Spanish for adults

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Spanish for advanced

Interactive spanish lessons

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Record lessons

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Note taking

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Note taking

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Pets are welcomed

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Pets are welcomed

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Parent feedback

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Mobile joining

Teaching tools used in spanish classes

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Speech recognition

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Phonetic drills

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Game based learning tools

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Grammar practice

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Spanish tutor also teaches

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Spanish Listening

Spanish Listening

Spanish Reading

Spanish Reading

Spanish Speaking

Spanish Speaking

Spanish Writing

Spanish Writing

Spanish Grammar & Vocabulary

Spanish Grammar & Vocabulary

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Raymond learned 4 days ago

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Raymond and Rocío engaged in a Spanish lesson focusing on vocabulary, verb conjugations (past, present, and future tenses), and sentence construction. Raymond practiced describing past events, future plans, and personal experiences, including travel and memories. They scheduled their next lesson for Tuesday at 3 PM.

Invertir

No before the verb

Realizing (Present

Past

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Sophia learned 4 days ago

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Rocío helped Sophia practice Spanish vocabulary related to gardening, food, health, travel, and cultural events. They worked on using the new words in sentences and discussed some grammar points. There was no explicit mention of homework or follow-up plans in this transcript.

Expressing Obligation

Describing Symptoms

Vocabulary Expansion

Infinitive Verbs

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Gabby learned 5 days ago

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Rocío and Gabriella engaged in a Spanish language lesson, practicing vocabulary and conversational skills related to food, travel, and current events. Gabriella worked on refining her pronunciation and expanding her vocabulary, with Rocío providing corrections and explanations. They discussed making reservations and regional language variations.

Reserving

Free Range

Rent

Camping

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Gabby learned 10 days ago

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Rocío Lorena Miguez Gil tutored Gabriella Avila in Spanish, focusing on vocabulary related to daily life, emotions, and travel, as well as grammar concepts like verb conjugations and idiomatic expressions. They discussed past experiences and future travel plans, and Rocío shared cultural insights. Rocío will send Gabriella a music video they recorded together.

Uses of Tener

Avoid (Evitar)

Homelessness Vocabulary

Scared vs. Confused

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Raymond learned 11 days ago

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Rocío tutored Raymond in Spanish, focusing on vocabulary, verb conjugations, and expressing opinions. Raymond practiced describing past experiences and current preferences. They reviewed homework and rescheduled their next lesson for Thursday at 10 p.m. Raymond's time.

Adjective Agreement

Direct Object Pronouns

Local vs. Loco

Imperfect Tense (Gustar)

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Gabby learned 12 days ago

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Rocío Lorena Miguez Gil tutored Gabriella in Spanish, focusing on vocabulary and grammar related to describing past events, outdoor activities, and expressing feelings. Gabriella practiced translating sentences and received corrections on verb conjugations and word usage. They discussed future plans for camping and reviewed the difference between 'llevar' and 'traer'.

Traer vs. Llevar

Ser vs Estar

Spanish Word Order

Spanish Slang

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