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I have 20 years of experience teaching Spanish at the middle school, high school, and university levels. I have worked with a wide range of learners and know how to design lessons that are engaging and effective in real classrooms. I have served in leadership roles and co-presented at the ACTFL conference on project-based learning, sharing strategies for communicative, student-centered instruction. My work is informed by extensive travel and cultural immersion across Europe, the Caribbean, Mexico, Central and South America.
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Preview of Spanish Imperfect Tense Project | Era una Γ©poca en que | Spanish 2–4

Spanish Imperfect Tense Project | Era una Γ©poca en que | Spanish 2–4

Students choose a historical era from the Spanish-speaking world β€” Al-Ándalus, the Siglo de Oro, the Aztec Empire, Cuba Colonial, Argentina del Tango, and 9 more β€” research it across 8 cultural categories, write a reflective essay in the imperfect tense, and present to the class using a visual slide deck. Every student gets a different era. No repeats. This is the imperfect tense project that actually sticks β€” because students are describing a world, not completing a worksheet. WHAT'S INCLUDED βœ”
Preview of Mi Familia y Mi Vida β€” Spanish Oral Presentation Project

Mi Familia y Mi Vida β€” Spanish Oral Presentation Project

Mi Familia y Mi Vida β€” My Family & My Life. Every student in your room is an expert on exactly one topic: their own life. This project puts that expertise to work. Students build a PowerPoint, write a typed essay in Spanish, and deliver a 4–6 minute oral presentation to the class β€” entirely in Spanish, without reading off a page. It's one of those projects where even your quietest students surprise you. Because when the topic is their family, their house, their memories β€” they have things to say
Preview of FREE | Spanish Participation Rubric | CLT, IB, AP Communicative Classroom

FREE | Spanish Participation Rubric | CLT, IB, AP Communicative Classroom

FREE β€” because every Spanish teacher should have a participation rubric that actually makes sense for a communicative classroom. This one was built around a simple idea: in a language class, participation isn't about raising your hand. It's about using the language. ―――――――――――――――――――― βœ… WHAT'S INCLUDED β€’ 4-category participation rubric (20 pts total) β€’ Bilingual labels β€” English and Spanish throughout β€’ Teacher philosophy note explaining the CLT rationale β€’ Student improvement guide β€” 9 specif
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Experience

I have 20 years of experience teaching Spanish at the middle school, high school, and university levels. I have worked with a wide range of learners and know how to design lessons that are engaging and effective in real classrooms. I have served in leadership roles and co-presented at the ACTFL conference on project-based learning, sharing strategies for communicative, student-centered instruction. My work is informed by extensive travel and cultural immersion across Europe, the Caribbean, Mexico, Central and South America.

Teaching style

My teaching is communicative, project-based, and built around authentic materials. Novels, music, film, poetry, and real cultural texts drive my upper-level classes. Students speak, discuss, create, and reflect. Grammar lives inside meaningful context, not on a worksheet.

My own education history

Masters degree in Language Education

Additional biographical information

I was born in Belgium and have lived in the Caribbean, Spain, Italy, and the United States. I speak French, Spanish, and English fluently and have traveled extensively across Latin America and Europe. Languages and culture are at the core of everything I teach and everything I make.