The Best Language Tutors in Fair Lawn, NJ

I'm a native English speaker who took language and ESL method classes in college. My largest strength is the ability to make complex grammar rules seem simple and easy for my students. I speak multiple foreign languages, and understand the unique differences in learning English for students from many... read more

I love what I do, every single part of it, teaching a language is something that you can only do if you really like it, otherwise I do think its impossible to become a good teacher. I have a Masters of Teaching Spanish a Foreign Language and L2 (marked with 9 over 10) and a Masters of Teaching Spanish... read more

Whether they need help with pronunciation, accent reduction, reading comprehension, grammar, or writing, I will put my educational background and contemporary materials, including existing technology, to work to nurture your language skill. I tailor my lessons to accommodate the needs of my students and look... read more

I'm good at teaching Spanish to beginners that are having difficulties to learn the language. I focus on what my students need. For those who understand a little Spanish, I help them with conversation. I work with kids too. read more

Whether you are following a certain curriculum for your class, or if you want to start (or continue) learning Spanish on your own, I will craft lessons and materials that will help propel you to your language learning goals! Sometimes, students grow disenchanted with language learning because their... read more

Spent 2 years working in Madrid, Spain giving formal language class to elementary and middle school students. read more

I help many students increase their SAT Reading score in the Evidence-Based Reading section of the SAT. This section consists of multiple choice questions for both Reading Comprehension and Writing and Language, which asks students to be an editor. Working together through practice tests and homework, students... read more

I used Polish as an exclusive language until the age. of13 and have never. lost my facility with it. read more

... university. My approach to teaching Spanish is different from most. Most harp on the fact that memorization is not the most important part to learning a language, that you can learn by conversation instead. However, if you never memorize the verb conjugation patterns in the beginning, you will never reach the conversational... read more

I have studied multiple languages throughout my life, including English, Latin, Hebrew, Spanish, Japanese, and limited French and Italian. I grew up in a bilingual English-Italian household, and my mother was an English professor and ESL teacher. I have had extensive exposure to foreign language speakers... read more