English (ESL) with Mariana S.

When I was growing up, we spoke English and Spanish at home. I moved to Pennsylvania in 2010, and I started to teach Spanish in a close-by library to adults who were so engaged, that I felt motivated to create a more natural plan to help them remember the Spanish words with associations in English. In the same year, I started teaching Spanish at Lango to kids between two and six years old; I consistently used songs and puppets to reinforce my class success. I worked there for one year and two months before the Lango office moved to New York. But my library group was growing larger. I want to be part of my students footprint, I want them to see in knowledge the way to a good and productive life, but also to inspire in them the desire to teach others in any field where they apply their capacities. I’m always available whenever a student or parent needs talking to me, and I would like to team up with the formers to improve my students’ learning experience. Please feel free to reach to me at any time. Interesting facts I wrote for a Mexican national newspaper from 2005-2016. In 2006 I won the poetry prize Rosario Muñoz. I research the linguistic neural connections where language lives in our brain. I thank you for stopping by. I look forward to teaming up with you, Mariana