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Morrow

Rate $20
Response 1h

$20/h

1^st lesson free

Reading
Literacy

- SDSU student teaches English reading and literacy. - Took Honors ELA in High school and Middle school

Reading
Literacy

Lesson location

- online

About Morrow

Hi there! I'm Morrow, and I’m here to help you learn English and explore some amazing stories along the way! Learning a new language can feel tough at first, but I’ll be with you every step of the way to make sure it’s fun and exciting.

Why You’ll Love Learning with Me:
I Understand You: I know how it feels to learn something new, especially in a different language. That’s why I make learning easy to understand and use fun activities to help you practice speaking, reading, and writing.

I’m Patient: You can take your time with me. I’ll make sure you feel comfortable asking questions and trying new things without pressure. Every mistake is just another way to learn!

We’ll Work Together: We’ll do games, read stories, and talk about things you like so that learning English is something you look forward to.

What You Can Expect in Our Lessons:

Fun Activities: From drawing and role-playing to reading cool stories, I’ll keep things interesting.

Step-by-Step Help: I’ll guide you through every lesson so you’re never lost. Each step builds on the one before, so you’ll always know what to do next.

Confidence to Speak and Write: By practicing together, you’ll get better at using English in conversations, at school, and even with friends.

Let’s learn English together and discover just how amazing you can be!

About the lesson

As a tutor, my approach centers on creating an inclusive, supportive learning environment that caters to the needs of each student. For immigrant children learning English, I believe it’s essential to foster confidence while breaking down complex language concepts into digestible, relatable pieces. Here's how I approach tutoring:

Teaching Method and Techniques:
1. Communicative Approach: I emphasize interaction and real-world communication, helping students apply language skills in practical situations. This might include role-playing, storytelling, or conversational practice.

2. Scaffolded Learning: I introduce new concepts step-by-step, ensuring students understand the basics before moving on to more advanced topics. I build upon what they already know and gradually increase the difficulty.

3. Multisensory Techniques: Incorporating visuals, sounds, and interactive activities (like using flashcards, videos, or drawing) to make lessons engaging and accessible for children.

4. Cultural Sensitivity: Recognizing the diverse backgrounds of immigrant children, I incorporate materials that respect and connect with their cultures, helping them relate to English through their experiences.

Typical Lesson Plan:
1. Warm-Up (5-10 minutes): A simple activity like a game or discussion to review prior lessons and get students thinking in English.

2. Introduction (10 minutes): Introduce the topic for the day (e.g., basic grammar, vocabulary, or literary themes), explaining the context and relevance.

3. Interactive Practice (20 minutes): Engage students with activities like reading comprehension, dialogues, or creative writing to apply the concepts learned.

4. Group Activity or Discussion (15 minutes): Encourage students to work together, promoting peer interaction and critical thinking.

5. Reflection and Homework (5-10 minutes): Summarize the lesson, address any confusion, and assign a small task to reinforce learning.

What Sets Me Apart:
1. Empathy and Patience: I understand the challenges immigrant children face, both linguistically and culturally. I strive to be patient, encouraging them to express themselves freely.

2. Tailored Instruction: I customize lessons to match each student's language proficiency, learning style, and cultural background, ensuring that everyone progresses at their own pace.

3. Literature Focus: Alongside teaching English, I introduce students to English literature, exposing them to stories and poetry that develop both their language and analytical skills.

Audience:
My lessons are tailored for immigrant children, from beginners to intermediate learners. These students might be new to the English language, looking to develop their language skills both for everyday use and for understanding literature. I can also work with younger learners or early teens, providing age-appropriate material.

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This first lesson offered with Morrow will allow you to get to know each other and clearly specify your needs for your next lessons.

- SDSU student teaches English reading and literacy. - Took Honors ELA in High school and Middle school

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online

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Other tutors in Reading

Andrea

Poe

Mary

Pierre

Adrien

Davis

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Rekha

Aryaman

Alexandre

Nev

Susan

Al Hamza

Mark

Connor

Pablo

Sandy

Dr Fouzia

Hassan

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