Kevin Leonardo Castañeda Villamil

1. Customization: Based on your student's learning style, customize the lesson to meet their needs. For example, if a student is a visual learner, incorporate videos or pictures into the lesson.

2. Practice and Application: Provide ample opportunities for students to practice their language skills, using real-life situations as a context. Incorporating role-play exercises, conversation practice, and cultural immersion activities can help students become more comfortable and confident with their language skills.

3. Innovative Approaches: With your expertise in research and innovation, consider incorporating technology and digital tools into your lessons, such as language learning apps, online quizzes, and virtual reality activities.

4. Clear Goals and Objectives: Set clear learning goals and objectives for each lesson and track progress to ensure that your students are meeting their language learning goals.