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I work with foreign students at different levels and prepare lessons based on each student’s goals and needs. Before starting, I try to understand why the student wants to learn Italian: for daily life, work, study, travel, or personal interest. This helps me organize the lessons in a way that is useful and realistic for each person.

My approach is practical and gradual. We start from real-life use of Italian and work step by step to understand each part of the language. During the lessons, we combine speaking, listening, reading, and explanation, without separating practice from study too much. The goal is to help the student feel more confident using Italian, not just to memorize rules.

I pay a lot of attention to clarity. I try to explain things in a simple and accessible way, using examples and repetition when needed. If something is not clear, we slow down and look at it again from a different angle. I adapt the pace of the lesson to the student, so there is no pressure to move too fast.

Thanks to my personal experience learning languages, I understand that each student has different difficulties. Some people need more time with pronunciation, others with understanding spoken Italian, others with building sentences. For this reason, lessons are flexible and can change over time, depending on progress and priorities.

Lessons can focus more on conversation, on understanding written Italian, or on practical situations from everyday life. I aim to create a calm and supportive learning environment, where the student feels comfortable asking questions and making mistakes. I am available for online lessons and, if required, also for in-person lessons.