Justin Santos

Depending on the age dynamic of the children who decide to take these lessons:

-The importance of patience and understanding of the proper sounding of each word in the English language (with the assistance of spelling alongside to guide this)
*I made it to the district spelling bee in fourth grade and lost by a word that also isn not pronounced how it looks*

-* Conjunction words; you are, your, we will, well, etc.
The classic popcorn reading (choose one to read out loud), which helps rid of any early insecurities a child might have when wanting to read or speak in English to friends or family.

-Grammar, poetry, creative story writing - displays of English as “fun or art” as well.

I would have to adjust the schedule for the lessons accordingly depending on the age demographic, but my expertise since middle school throughout college all were retained in honors, AP (Advanced Placement), and advanced English classes that made my experience in learning the English language to be memorable ones.

If my lessons were to be chosen to tutor anyone in the subject of English, I would like to make that same lasting effect my previous teachers had one. And hopefully will be able to publish a book for the youth as well.

We tend to learn a little more about ourselves in the service of others~ I have no doubt I will learn just as anyone who takes these lessons in the end, step by step, we learn!