Interactive French tutor with engaging and motivational lessons
French classes - Isabelle Méluse Bagassien
Masters degree
$33
$30
/ hour
Focused test prep for language exams
88% of students feel prepared for their language exams.
Strong parent endorsements
Highly recommended by parents for practical language learning.
Tailored lessons for every skill level
90% of students feel lessons are personalized to their needs.
Meet Isabelle
About your french tutor
Bonjour! I'm Isabelle, a French tutor/teacher with a Bachelor in Education and a minor in French. I have also a Master in Leadership and Administration. My teaching philosophy focuses on creating an engaging learning environment for students of all levels. I taught French for 13 years now. I believe in using interactive methods to promote active learning and enhance comprehension. My focus is to make sure that my students understand and feel happy about what they have learned. Each student is special and learn differently. As a result, I believe that understanding the 9 multiple intelligences is key for a teacher to be successful. I also believe that anyone can learn if they are motivated. So stop thinking and let's jump together into the magical world of French, la langue de Molière!
French tutor specialities
Provincial-specific curriculum (CA)
International Baccalaureate (IB)
Test prep
French classes overview
As a French tutor, I cater to students of all levels with an engaging, motivational, creative, interactive, and adaptable teaching style. I personalize my methodology based on the student's language proficiency, ensuring a customized learning experience. I focus on the student's specific exam requirements, providing targeted guidance and support. Additionally, I offer feedback on pronunciation and fluency in spoken assignments, helping students improve their spoken French skills effectively. My approach is designed to help students achieve their language learning goals efficiently and enjoyably.
Student types for french classes
School
College
All Levels
Adult / Professional
ADHD
ASD
Anxiety or Stress Disorders
Interactive french lessons
Record lessons
Note taking
Pets are welcomed
Parent feedback
Open Q&A
Teaching tools used in french classes
Digital whiteboard
Quizzes
Assessments
Presentations
Practice worksheets
Dictation tools
Grammar practice
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French concept taught by Isabelle
Infinitive Verbs
Adjectives
Adverbs
Imperative Mood
Isabelle tutored "m" in French, covering pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary, and sentence structure. Lessons include specific sound practice, verb conjugations in various tenses, question formation, gendered word endings, nationalities, professions, and the importance of "liaison" for fluency. Isabelle assigns pronunciation and vocabulary homework.
Linking in French
S Pronunciation
Feminine Forms
Nationalities
Isabelle and Rajashree's French lesson included identifying differences in an image using French vocabulary, translating phrases, and learning French antonyms. The session was interrupted by internet connectivity issues. There was no mention of homework or future lesson plans.
French Vocabulary - 'Moo'
French Vocabulary - 'Route'
French Vocabulary - 'Loop Vas'
French Opposites
Ella Schaufelberger and Isabelle Méluse Bagassien practiced French vocabulary related to food, health, and activities, using pictures as prompts. Isabelle corrected Ella's phrasing to improve her fluency and accuracy, focusing on general concepts and the importance of healthy habits.
Action Identification
Opposites
Generalization
Concluding Statements
Isabelle Méluse Bagassien tutored tt in French, focusing on pronunciation, connector logic, partitive articles, gender agreement, and the passé composé. They worked through exercises and explanations, with tt using a translation app to help with pronunciation. Given tt's upcoming trip to France, the next session will prioritize practical conversational French, and Isabelle assigned homework on passé composé.
Partitive Articles
Passé Composé (Être vs. Avoir)
Imparfait vs. Passé Composé
Pronunciation - 'J' and 'G'
Isabelle tutored Heather in French, focusing on practical vocabulary and grammar for Heather's upcoming trip to France. They covered telling time, hotel-related phrases, directions, nationalities, and the use of "du," "de la," "de l'," and "des" with country names. Heather practiced pronunciation and sentence construction, and Isabelle provided corrections and tips for her trip.
Pronunciation Tips
Prepositions with Countries
Polite Phrases
Saying Time After Half-Past