• detailed learning plan for 1 month, goal plan for 3 months; • personal preparation for the class (1-on1/group: depends on students' interests, physiological traits, group dynamic, goals, deadlines) • class itself • preparing & sending assignments after the class • assignments check-up after the class • sending h/w correction after the class
My approach
I use several aspects during a class:
a well-designed student's book
my practical worksheets that help you dribble grammar aspects as a built-in skill
a great variety of short videos in Russian that help even beginners to understand spontaneous native speech with my help. I believe it is very important to start listening to authentic speech as soon as possible, and in my experience it will boost your listening skills faster and more effective.
I can explain things in English, French or Spanish though I prefer to use theRussian language and ask for a response in Russian ;) it has long been justified students tend to use the language sooner, better and deeper without other language-helper
in 1 month (for the beginners)
you'll be able to read, define gender of nouns, conjugate 50% verbs in present, make and understand simple phrases.
in 3,5 months
you will be able to communicate with natives on simple topics; let them know your basic needs, understand basic conversations; interact in a simple way in present/past tense; grammatical aspects of 3 cases.
in 5,5 months
you will be able talk about the future, use verbs of motion; we will add 3 more cases; you will be able to insist on things and ask for them with using the Imperative.
if you are already a b1-b2 learner
we will deepen your knowledge and expand your boundaries in grammar, speaking, vocabulary, reading & listening: playing with suffixes and prefixes, types of verbs, conditionals, subjunctive moods and passive voice
You might also like to check my YouTube channel to practice listening and complete free tasks find out more about Siberians and their attitude towards different topics
I have also got a Telegram channel about my life, funny things. It can be helpful to you to find out about life in Siberia, Russian cultural peculiarities (I post good songs in Russian that can help you improve your skills), you can see real-life language and of course I encourage you to comment in Russian, to ask questions and get answers :)
I also have a Youtube channel where I play the piano
the links are down below:
Russian as a Foreign Language: subtitles + tasks
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPvjTm-x_nQ&list=PLL7b9953UGxuZnpCib-RFR5JPsyehZfv4; about sports; 7:21
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kGEFfZpvCvw&list=PLL7b9953UGxuZnpCib-RFR5JPsyehZfv4&index=2; practice food topic; 5:10
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AcdmCTUbKGs&list=PLL7b9953UGxuZnpCib-RFR5JPsyehZfv4&index=3; telling about yourself; 6:23
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Ekm560UwYQ&list=PLL7b9953UGxuZnpCib-RFR5JPsyehZfv4&index=5; what's in your bag?; 8:50
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8KCAXNPo90&list=PLL7b9953UGxuZnpCib-RFR5JPsyehZfv4&index=4; listening practice to Poekhali 1.1 lesson 5; 6:49