Alejandro Rosas

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Alejandro Rosas

Diploma degree

/ 55 min

About your spanish tutor

Hola! I'm Alejandro Rosas, a Spanish tutor holding a diploma in Business and Design. With over two years of experience, I specialize in teaching Spanish to adults and students of all levels online and in person. My classes are tailored to suit your unique needs, whether you're a beginner or aiming to enhance your language skills. I focus on making learning engaging and creative, emphasizing practical communication, pronunciation, and cultural insights. Together, we'll work on improving your Spanish skills for real-life situations. From conversational practice to cultural immersion, from pronunciation coaching to vocabulary building, I cover it all. I offer classes for Spanish for beginners, advanced learners, and even specific subjects like Spanish literature, business Spanish, and more. Whether you need help with homework, test preparation strategies, or career guidance in Spanish, I've got you covered. Join me, and let's embark on this exciting journey of mastering Spanish together. Nos vemos en clase!

Alejandro graduated from Algoma University

Alejandro graduated from Algoma University
Alejandro graduated from Algoma University

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Career guidance

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Cultural Context for Speaking

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Vocabulary Building

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Homework help

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Pronunciation Coaching

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All Levels

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Spanish for adults

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Spanish classes highlights

My teaching approach revolves around immersive conversational practice, interactive dialogues, and vocabulary expansion, ensuring engaging and effective learning. I specialize in teaching a wide range of Spanish subjects, including grammar, vocabulary, literature, and business Spanish. By using a variety of tech tools like interactive platforms, digital resources, and online games, I create dynamic and personalized classes. I cater to a diverse audience of adults, professionals, and students at all levels, including beginners and advanced learners. My strength lies in customizing lessons to meet individual learning goals and fostering a supportive and collaborative environment for successful language acquisition.

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Spanish concepts taught by Alejandro

Student learned 4 days ago

The tutor and student reviewed the formation and usage of the Spanish imperative mood, focusing on affirmative and negative commands. They practiced conjugating verbs, incorporating direct and indirect object pronouns, and transforming sentences between positive and negative forms. The tutor provided additional practice exercises for the student.

The Imperative Mood

Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns

The Subjunctive Mood

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Student learned 12 days ago

The Student and Tutor engaged in a Spanish language lesson, focusing on vocabulary expansion, idiomatic expressions, and grammatical structures like the subjunctive and imperative moods. They practiced understanding and using various Spanish phrases and words, including some related to technology and health, and planned to further study verb conjugations, specifically the subjunctive mood for regular verbs.

Idiomatic Expressions: 'Me ha costado un mes'

Conditional Mood (Bendría)

Impersonal 'Se'

Vocabulary: 'Gordo' vs. 'Gordito'

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Student learned 13 days ago

The student and tutor worked through technical difficulties with the online learning platform, focusing on resolving course enrollment issues and accessing academic materials. The tutor provided step-by-step guidance on navigating the system, while the student was advised to contact support and confirmed the need to enroll in courses to access further content and assignments.

Coursework and Academic Activities

Communication Channels and Support

Registration and Enrollment Process

Digital Literacy and Online Learning

Navigating the Student Portal (Brightspace)

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Student learned 27 days ago

The student and tutor reviewed Spanish vocabulary related to travel, such as 'corredor' and 'maratón,' and discussed the imperfect tense. They then practiced describing cities from images and explored regional vocabulary. For the next session, the student will prepare a presentation on a chosen topic to demonstrate fluency and grammatical accuracy.

Spanish Vocabulary: Travel and Places

Describing Places and Observations

Spanish Idiomatic Expressions: 'Hoy en día'

Spanish Verb Conjugation: Imperfect vs. Preterite

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Student learned about 1 month ago

The Tutor and Student reviewed the usage of Spanish prepositions 'por' and 'para,' covering their various functions such as cause, purpose, destination, and opinion. They practiced distinguishing between the two prepositions through examples and exercises, and discussed strategies for improving listening comprehension with videos, including transcription and translation techniques.

Present Perfect vs. Present Progressive

Distinguishing 'Por' and 'Para'

Distinguishing 'Veteranos' and 'Ancianos'

The Concept of 'Purpose' with 'Para'

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Student learned about 1 month ago

The Tutor and Student reviewed the usage of Spanish prepositions 'por' and 'para,' distinguishing their application based on cause, purpose, destination, and exchange. They practiced identifying the correct preposition through various sentence examples and exercises, with plans to review past tense grammar and further practice preposition usage in the next session.

Distinguishing 'Por' and 'Para' in Spanish

Past Tense Verb Conjugation in Spanish

Spanish Vocabulary: Specific Words and Phrases

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Learning tools used in spanish classes

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Interactive quizzes

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Phonetic drills

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Dictation tools

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Speech recognition

Dynamic spanish lessons

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Record lessons

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Open Q&A

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Open Q&A

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Parent feedback

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Chat for quick help

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Pets are welcomed

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