Sunny Staneva

I find educational games the best learning way for anybody. Whatever happens, I try to always be balanced. I would listen to you first and make a fair judgment on what to do during our sessions. Starting with a little bit of Grammar to a bit more fun games is everything we need. Learning languages should enable us to cross bridges between people, and not feel anxious and scared. I would like to use your sense of hearing, your visuals and great associations in the process. Everything starts with a short introduction of yourself, how much English you know, what methods you have tried to advance it (don't worry if you never tried learning it before) and most importantly, what your passion is in life. That way, I can find the best approach for you. I struggled to learn it for many years. What helped me was my university time in the UK, where the best strategy for me was association games. I was scared of my English teachers and froze each time I got examined. I tried a lot of vocabulary writing and Grammar exercises, and nothing delivered results. Until I hacked the approach. My strategy is pretending that we are playing a game of charades and acting out what we are saying (without really saying it). Living in times like this, the use of lots of props, pictures, GIFs, and short videos is appropriate, effortless and beneficial. I love working with tongue-twisters or poetry materials - they are another trick to better yourself. That is a tip from an actor, so trust me! I will try to make everything relevant and exciting.