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I as a teacher (Yo como profesor) I am a very patient person in general. I think patience is one of the most valuable virtues one can have and it is what makes me a teacher that students can feel very comfortable with. I started teaching in 2014. I started even before I got my university degree in Aeronautical Engineer. It made me realize how much I loved this job. I become my students' friend because I would do anything for them and their goals. I can say that I am very empathetic and take my students' dreams very seriously and feel successful when they accomplish their learning goals. My lessons and teaching style (Mis lecciones y estilo de enseñanza) I cover a wide variety of topics and always take into consideration the cultural aspect of Spanish. I love to teach my students how to communicate orally efficiently which is the most sought-after skill and all the material and homework I provide them with is primarily focused on them developing an intuitive understanding of Spanish rather than a robotic type of approach. I encourage my students to speak in the target language and make them feel at ease and comfortable making mistakes. I pay close attention to whatever needs to be worked on and give them due positive feedback. Before every lesson, the student receives PDF presentation and homework in preparation for the next class.
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    Is there a native speaker to pratice english? In change I can help your with spanish :) Is there a native speaker to pratice english? In change I can help you with spanish :)
    August 5, 2018
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    Para mí son iguales, aunque "empezar" me parece que se usa más que "comenzar" en el habla coloquial (por lo menos en España). Creía que “comenzar” es más formal que la palabra "empezar". Porque en los Estados Unidos la traducción directa de "comenzar" es "to commence" que es muy formal y generalmente nosotros no le dijamos. It seems that "Comenzar" is formal, similar "to commence" in English.
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    August 4, 2018
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