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Justice

Price $56
Answer 1h
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Number of students Justice has accompanied since arriving at Superprof

$56/h

1^st lesson free

French
French reading
French vocabulary
French listening
French pronunciation

Hi, my name Justice, I am Belgian living in Boston. I have Law degrees from Belgium and an MBA from Bentley University. French is my native language and I would be happy to share my knowledge.

French
French reading
French vocabulary
French listening
French pronunciation

Lesson location

- online

About Justice

As a Belgian professional with a rich background in law and taxation, I bring a unique perspective to teaching French, combining my analytical skills and attention to detail with a deep passion for language and culture. My journey began in Belgium, where I earned a Master of Science in Corporate Law from the Université Catholique de Louvain, followed by a specialized Master of Science in Tax Law from the Université libre de Bruxelles. These experiences have honed my ability to convey complex concepts clearly and effectively.

In my professional career, I have worked for the Federal Public Finances Department in Belgium as a Personal Tax Income Specialist, and I currently serve as an International Tax Consultant at Deloitte in Boston. This role has further developed my communication skills and my capacity to adapt my approach to diverse audiences, essential qualities for a language teacher.

As a native French speaker from Belgium, I am eager to share my language and cultural heritage with non-native speakers. My extensive academic background has equipped me with the skills to create structured and engaging lesson plans, ensuring that students not only learn the language but also appreciate the cultural nuances that come with it.

I understand the challenges of learning a new language and am dedicated to providing a supportive and immersive learning environment. My goal as a French teacher is to inspire and motivate my students, helping them achieve their language goals through practical usage, cultural immersion, and consistent practice.

About the lesson

1. Assess the Learner's Level
Beginner: No prior knowledge of French.
Intermediate: Basic understanding and ability to form simple sentences.
Advanced: Conversational proficiency with some understanding of grammar and vocabulary nuances.
2. Set Clear Goals
Determine why the learner wants to learn French (travel, business, academics, etc.).
Set short-term and long-term goals for language proficiency.
3. Create a Structured Curriculum
Beginner Level:
Basics: Alphabet, numbers, common phrases (e.g., greetings, introductions).
Vocabulary: Common nouns, verbs, adjectives.
Grammar: Basic sentence structure, present tense verbs.
Intermediate Level:
Grammar: Past and future tenses, articles, prepositions.
Vocabulary: Expanded with thematic units (e.g., food, travel, work).
Conversational Skills: Role-playing common scenarios.
Advanced Level:
Grammar: Subjunctive mood, complex sentence structures.
Vocabulary: Idiomatic expressions, specialized terminology.
Conversation: Debates, discussions, advanced reading comprehension.
4. Use Diverse Teaching Materials
Textbooks and Workbooks: Provide structured lessons and exercises.
Apps and Online Resources: Duolingo, Babbel, Rosetta Stone, etc.
Audio and Video: French movies, TV shows, music, podcasts.
Interactive Platforms: Language exchange websites (e.g., Tandem, HelloTalk).
5. Incorporate Immersive Techniques
Speaking Practice: Regular conversation with native speakers.
Listening Practice: Listening to French radio, watching French media.
Writing Practice: Keeping a daily journal in French, writing essays.
6. Use Engaging Activities
Games: Language learning games, flashcards, quizzes.
Cultural Exposure: Learn about French culture, traditions, and history.
Field Trips: Visit French-speaking communities, restaurants, or events.
7. Regular Assessment and Feedback
Conduct regular quizzes and tests to assess progress.
Provide constructive feedback and additional practice on weak areas.
8. Encourage Consistent Practice
Daily practice sessions, even if short.
Encourage reading French books, newspapers, and online articles.

Role-play: Introducing oneself.
Flashcards: Matching words with pictures.
Homework:

Write a short paragraph introducing yourself.
Practice vocabulary with flashcards.

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Hi, my name Justice, I am Belgian living in Boston. I have Law degrees from Belgium and an MBA from Bentley University. French is my native language and I would be happy to share my knowledge.

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Hi, my name Justice, I am Belgian living in Boston. I have Law degrees from Belgium and an MBA from Bentley University. French is my native language and I would be happy to share my knowledge.

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About Justice

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Pack prices

free lessons

online

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Anna

Ben

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Morasoa Fanasina

Aurélie

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Younes

Madame Gaelle

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