María Cristina O.

Using digital tools or educational games to select specific topics: music, technology, education, art, cinema, etc.

Starting by learning topics (conjugations, pronunciation, and simple vocabulary (daily vocabulary, common expressions) so that the student knows and gets used to the new language.

For these classes, classes from Monday to Friday are essential for at least 4 hours per day, in which different grammatical topics are addressed, but focused on communication.

Classes involve Spanish and Latin Spanish cultural topics.

The classes are very dynamic. Thematic classes are seen (home, family, school, etc.) with a clear and simple objective: learn vocabulary and common expressions. Different digital and analog tools are used (games, videos, stories, songs, etc.) Depending on the student interests.

Specialized terminology in business Spanish is taught according to the student's profession (also teaching from the general to the specific depending on the student's area).Language is practiced through everyday conversations and real situations.

Dynamic classes addressing the four communication skills: writing, reading, listening and speaking.

Dynamic classes addressing the four communication skills: writing, reading, listening and speaking. Following a study program by topics by levels.

The classes are based on using Mexican expressions and vocabulary, as well as the different dialect varieties used in the country. Addressing cultural issues.

Different literary resources are used to address the concepts. You can also select the topics of interest to the students and do an analysis of the vocabulary, pronunciation, expressions and concepts in Spanish to later achieve a conversation on the topic.