Marta
Teacher of Spanish at Ditto Kids
I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Spanish Philology with a teaching qualification. I lived in Spain for around seven years, where I used Spanish on a daily basis and had the opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the language, culture, and everydaylife of the country.
I am a Spanish teacher at Ditto Kids and also work as a teacher at a primary school. I have extensive experience working with children, including children with special educational needs. This has taught me how important an individual approach is, as well as adapting the pace and teaching methods to each child’s abilities and needs.
During my lessons, my main goal is to create a friendly and safe atmosphere where children feel comfortable speaking, asking questions, and making mistakes. I believe that in such an environment, learning a language becomes easier and more enjoyable.
I use games, pictures, songs, activities, and a variety of exercises, adapting them to each student’s age, level, and interests. I want Spanish to be more than just another school subject — I want it to be an exciting adventure and an opportunity for children to discover the world.
Marta
Teacher of Spanish
at Ditto Kids
I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Spanish Philology with a teaching qualification. I lived in Spain for around seven years, where I used Spanish on a daily basis and had the opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the language, culture, and everydaylife of the country.
I am a Spanish teacher at Ditto Kids and also work as a teacher at a primary school. I have extensive experience working with children, including children with special educational needs. This has taught me how important an individual approach is, as well as adapting the pace and teaching methods to each child’s abilities and needs.
During my lessons, my main goal is to create a friendly and safe atmosphere where children feel comfortable speaking, asking questions, and making mistakes. I believe that in such an environment, learning a language becomes easier and more enjoyable.
I use games, pictures, songs, activities, and a variety of exercises, adapting them to each student’s age, level, and interests. I want Spanish to be more than just another school subject — I want it to be an exciting adventure and an opportunity for children to discover the world.