...Throughout my career, I have taught English to native and non-native students, including immigrants and refugees who come to the United States for a better life. I began my academic journey at the American Military University, where I graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Human Development and F... (read more)
From medical school to psychology to even everyday life, writing is a skill we must all be proficient in because it demonstrates our ability to think critically. Many students struggle with the basic concepts of writing because it's more than just thoughts on a page– rather, it's an expression of o... (read more)
...Many issues come from stress when it comes to time management. Every two minutes or so, I interrupt the student's reading and say, "That's two minutes, just breathe." By saying the same thing, it creates a trigger word that decreases stress. Hopefully, when I'm not physically there and the student feels stressed, they will hear my voice saying, "just breathe" and they will relax. (read more)
...Having taught abroad for nine years, ESL is a subject that I have a great deal of experience. Upon returning to the United States, I also taught newcomers at a school in Cleveland, Ohio, where in just one year students went from zero English to using the English language in their daily lives. I... (read more)
...I have a great deal of work experience as an academic advisor for Western International University assisting International students to come to America and study for their college degree. I earned my Bachelor degree from Columbia College for the performing arts in Chicago, Illinois. I have earned a TEFL certification for ESL Teaching. (read more)