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    Italian With Alessandra

    Italian With Alessandra

    5.0
    (3 reviews)
    0.8 mi

    I've been studying with Alessandra for 2 years and I can positively say she is an amazing…read morementor/teacher of not only the Italian language but also culture i.e., current events, music, film, history and of course, explaining the cultural references you will often find in reading and watching films. She is personable, patient, very bright and committed to your pursuit of the language. I take online as well as in person lessons and I find her teaching style works well in either setting. Her vast library of teaching tools, regardless of your level, is amazing; you will never get bored with Alessandra! The class sizes are perfect - usually less than 7 and I find that supplemental private lessons are a great compliment to my studies. If you are just starting with the language or a C2 level, you will find that she will meet you where you are in your journey and will walk with you as you progress. I am grateful to have found Alessandra - a wonderful teacher, a good person and someone who I trust to help me on this challenging, yet rewarding journey.

    I have been taking Italian language classes with Alessandra for over three years, interrupted a bit…read moreby Covid. At first they were in person and now they are by zoom. I have taken other language courses. So much depends on the instructor, whether they make you feel comfortable, how much they are able to make it lively, and how they engage you in the language and the culture. Alessandra is a star in all respects. I am learning not only the language but about the country, the culture, the food, and the little idiomatic expressions that help you speak like an Italian. I recommend Alessandra's classes very highly!

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    Porto Venere, La Spezia (Genova) - Italy
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    Come si dice "trick or treat" in italiano?
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    SunSpanish

    SunSpanish

    5.0
    (22 reviews)
    2.2 mi

    My space of joy in my life is being in class. I have moved from beginner to Intermediate-Advanced…read morein 3 years, and am grateful for the chance to meet great people, and learn Spanish. Everyone in class expresses the same sentiment. We enjoy learning about one another, while learning how to listen well, and to express ourselves. Our storytelling is the best part of class-learning about one another's lives. I plan on doing this for the foreseeable future!

    I have been taking classes with Jacek, Who is a very talented and amicable teacher. Over the course…read moreof six months I have improved my vocabulary and Comfort level , thanks to Jacek's persistence , patience and enthusiasm. I am so pleased with my experience at SunSpanish that I plan to continue to study here for the foreseeable future as I would like to become fluent enough to interact with Hispanic patients. In summary, I could not be happier and more grateful to share in this opportunity I have been taking classes for 3 years now. I continue to be thrilled. And even more grateful that Jacek had rolled all workshops and lessons into zoom sessions. I get full benefit and am progressing even during the pandemic.

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    La conversación de los adultos es también entretenida y amigable... la palabra mágica es "diversion" , que significa en inglés "fun".
    La conversación de los adultos es también entretenida y amigable... la palabra mágica es "diversion" , que significa en inglés "fun".
    Y para todos aprender español es divertido... it's fun for all to learn Spanish!
    Y para todos aprender español es divertido... it's fun for all to learn Spanish!
    Watching the news in Spanish with El Profesor Salmón during our traditional 10:00am Saturday morning conversational workshop.

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    Watching the news in Spanish with El Profesor Salmón during our traditional 10:00am Saturday morning conversational workshop.
    The French Academie

    The French Academie

    5.0
    (11 reviews)
    3.9 mi

    Anne Andree is a wonderful teacher and is a delight to know. She is creative in her approach to…read moreleaning French and makes the process fun. I have been taking classes with Anne Andree for over a year now. I took French in high school and college and lived in Paris for some time but then stopped. Fast forward 30 years and my goal now is to speak and understand French when traveling. Anne Andree met me at my level and used many common sense and creative ways to help me achieve that goal. She offers her own practical techniques for learning French and then utilizes several study guides to reinforce and practice what I have learned each week. Also, she offers great advice on traveling in France. I look forward to my weekly classes and am grateful to have such a wonderful and patient teacher.

    Our son has been studying with Anne Andre, the founder and owner of the French Academie for almost…read more4 years. We have seen him evolve from a young student with an interest in learning French to a 17-year old, fluent French speaking, AP French student. Anne Andre tailors each lesson to a student's needs. She understands how to teach French to students, making complicated grammar rules understandable and training their ear so they can understand and speak French with an authentic accent. She does all this while also making learning fun. Our son is now getting excited to study abroad in Paris, and he can go with confidence in his ability to learn and converse solely in French! We cannot thank Anne Andre enough!

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    The French Academie
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    Mariposa Bilingual School

    Mariposa Bilingual School

    5.0
    (27 reviews)
    3.4 mi
    Locally owned & operated
    Minority-owned & operated

    My wife and I have had the pleasure of sending both of our children (1 girl & 1 boy) to Mariposa…read moreover the past 4 years. They are well staffed with a team that has been there for years. They are empathetic and adjust their care to each child's differentiated personality and needs. From young toddlers in diapers to 4 & 5 year olds heading to TK and Kindergarten, they are very experienced at every stage of their developmental needs. They are also great about communicating what is happening at the school from birthday and school events to illnesses to keep parent informed and equipped to make the best choices they can for their children. When my daughter entered TK she was able to help ESL kids at her new school and has continued to take after school Spanish classes. We hope to see our son continue to build on and leverage the early Spanish he learned at Mariposa as well. We can not recommend them highly enough! 10 out of 5 stars!

    An Amazing Bilingual Preschool…read more If you are looking for an amazing bilingual Spanish preschool, I highly recommend Mariposa Bilingual School. Ms. Patty, along with Ms. Jessica, Ms. Brenda, and Ms. Harmon, run an incredible program filled with love, learning, and so much care for the children. My firstborn was with an au pair for his first four years, so transitioning to preschool was a big change for him. The teachers at Mariposa made that transition so positive and comfortable. He has learned so much, developed wonderful social skills, and grown tremendously in confidence. One of my favorite things is hearing him sing in Spanish, it makes my heart so happy! He absolutely loves going to school and looks forward to all the activities, celebrations, birthdays, and holidays throughout the year. The special events they organize are always so much fun for the kids and create beautiful, lasting childhood memories. We are incredibly grateful to the entire Mariposa team for creating such a warm, nurturing, and engaging environment. It truly feels like a second home for our children. We couldn't recommend Mariposa Bilingual School enough!

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    Mariposa Bilingual School
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    Academy of Intuition Medicine

    Academy of Intuition Medicine

    4.4
    (7 reviews)
    1.3 mi

    amazing, learned so much. I would recommend to anyone who wants to advance holistic health…read moreunderstanding or get into the field

    It has been several years since my experience at AIM and I am still grateful for all of it. My…read moreprimary care physician is a graduate and speaker there and so is my osteopath who still assists there. Both are important friends to me. The unkind and judgmental words---directed at me personally---from John B. of Oregon in his AIM review indicates the lack of empathy, sympathy, or understanding that another human being can have for another. I do not hold anyone at AIM responsible for the cruel attacks attempting to discredit another person's experience. I am happy that most students benefit greatly from Francesca's program. She has built noteworthy institutions in both the Academy of Intuition Medicine and Energy Medicine University. I admire her accomplishments and even mentioned her university favorably in my novel series. Something that could help others be more sensitive to and possibly grow in knowledge in is the misconception that the human ego is somehow negative or bad---as John B. chose to denote. In my experience, ego is an essential part of our being and absolutely necessary for soular development and eventual spiritual ascension . . . with a refined ego. I am sorry that my observations and personal experience triggers anger in some to the point where they feel berating and putting down another is the right course of action. It, of course, is not. Making assumptions based on ignorance hurts people. That would be the second thing a healer should know. The first . . . kindness helps people. John B. and Jean T. of Fairfax, who both wrote defensive reviews that misconstrued my words, who do not know what happened, who do not know me at all, made substantially wrong conclusions about my intentions and my actual statements. It is as if they didn't read my review at all and produced some alternate interpretation to exhaust their resentment to my experience which differed from theirs. The teachings and curriculum are just fine. Nothing cultish there. It is the cult-like devotion I witnessed every class meeting by the teaching assistants telling me all the various ways Francesca knows what is going on with each student---even in their private lives. I have always and continue to be open to any opportunity to learn . . . from any source. The large quantities of e-mails, materials, and coursework I received at the Academy was fascinating and I read everything I was provided. Learning for me is not mutually exclusive . . . it is a way of life to gather knowledge, to learn all there is to learn. It would have been nice to receive my MIM diploma, because I like to finish what I start. But, I was not given that choice. Francesca told me many times that "you are too advanced for this program." If anyone knows Francesca, they would know she never patronizes nor says anything she doesn't think is true. And, how many of you have ever heard Francesca repeat herself many times in the same conversation? That was the first and only time I've witnessed it. It saddens me that people didn't accept that Francesca might be right in her assertion about me. Somehow, some think the very notion of being too advanced is impossible ergo a white lie said to pacify a rebel egotist. According to several AIM graduates I've bumped into after my Yelp reviews came out, some things did in fact change at the Academy. This was my reason for the review, to help create positive change. It is good to hear that John B's class benefited years later. I imagine a world that does not merely tolerate differences. I imagine a people who see the pain of others and offer a space of kindness where true understanding can flourish. I had made an error in assuming AIM was one such possible haven. Consequently, I was the one who had been hurt back then. Quite a few people have written to me via Yelp commending me for my reviews of AIM depicting their same experiences accurately. I was well liked and respected by my fellow classmates. It was one teacher assistant and the instructor who resented me for asking a few innocent questions. I was openly punished and told, "if I don't trust her wisdom then I'd better leave." So, I accepted her punishment, kept quiet, and opted to willingly comply . . . yet, I was still eventually expelled. I was later called by my AIM mentor and told to ingratiate myself and beg to be reinstated to earn my spot back in the Masters program, because the same thing had happened to him and that was what he did. His apparent transference involved belittling me and invalidating Francesca's statements about my being too advanced for the Masters program. If John B. represents even a tiny percentage of how AIM people think and feel, it is case in point for my disappointment in the discovery that some intuitive healers are not spiritual, at all. Which I suppose is the main talking point the others are making---AIM teaches energy medicine, not spirituality. This happens to be my exact same point as well. Update 0019 Feel.

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