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Ya Dan - United KingdomC$42
C$42Speaking and Writing in Taiwan Chinese (Traditional)
Looking to brush up on your speaking and writing skills in Traditional Chinese? I’m here to help with personalized tutoring sessions designed just for you. Whether you're starting from scratch or aiming to take your skills to the next level, I've got you covered. With one year of experience tutoring elementary and middle school students in Taiwan, I've honed effective teaching methods that can adapt to your unique learning style. Let's work together to achieve your language goals! As a native speaker from Taiwan, I bring a deep understanding of the language, culture, and nuances that will help you communicate more effectively and confidently. Traditional Chinese is a language and a beautiful art form rich in history and culture. My classes will help you appreciate the elegance and intricacy of Traditional Chinese characters. In my classes, you will: Learn to speak Traditional Chinese with correct pronunciation and intonation. Develop writing skills, including character recognition, grammar, and sentence structure. Engage in practical conversations and real-life scenarios to improve fluency. Gain insights into Taiwanese culture and customs to enhance your learning experience. Appreciate the beauty and complexity of Traditional Chinese characters and their historical significance. Receive personalized feedback and strategies to overcome your specific challenges.
Mandarin chinese · Writing · Culture
Rippy - Leiden, NetherlandsC$47
C$47How to Be a Writer: For Teens - September 4 - December 12
Trusted teacher: Why is writing so hard? You know what you want to say, but when you try to write down your ideas, your brain starts to hurt. Maybe you've been staring at a blank page for so long that you begin to doze off. Or perhaps you've been toiling away trying to capture your idea only to realize your paragraph seems horribly dull. Most writers wrestle with these issues but learn ways to make the writing process less painful. In this fourteen-week class, you will pick up a few tricks of the trade so you too don't have to suffer (as much). Working with both fiction and non-fiction texts, you will learn how to take notes, make outlines, give presentations, craft clear sentences, compose focused paragraphs, and edit assignments. Furthermore, your study skills will improve as you deconstruct the texts, extract important bits of information, and rewrite in your own words. As you master new tools, you will first practice them together with the whole class. Only when you feel confident, will you start independently writing your weekly assignment. If you suddenly feel stuck or frustrated, we will work through the confusion together. Note for Parents: How to Be a Writer: For Teens includes a separate sixty-minute parent session, advising how to better help your children with writing assignments. Parents are welcome to attend, but the session is not compulsory. The date will be decided once class begins. This class is based on the methods from the Institute for Excellence in Writing (IEW). You can read my IEW instructor profile on their website. When: Section 1 - Wednesdays at 5 p.m. Section 2 - Thursdays at 11 a.m. *Students sign up for one section, not both Section 1: September 4, 11, 18, 25 October 2, 9, 16, 23 November 6, 13, 20, 27 December 4 & 11 Section 2: September 5, 12, 19, 26 October 3, 10, 17, 24 November 7, 14, 21, 28 December 5 & 12 Duration: 14 weeks Who: Teens
English · Writing · Reading
Sophie - Utrecht, NetherlandsC$107
C$107From FASCINATION to FILM: learn to make your own personal mini-documentary film
Trusted teacher: Find your fascination You love writing and are full of ideas. You are curious about telling stories with images, words and music or making films. But how do you start? What themes would you like to make a film about? In this workshop you will get to know yourself and your fascination: the basis of the journey of discovery into who you are as a filmmaker. Find your story The first steps in getting to know yourself as a storyteller have been taken. Maybe you would like to interview others or make a film about animals. Yet you have to delve a layer deeper into the world of your story before you can take a step outside. Everyone has their own story, but how do you go from your fascinations to finding your story? Find your form You start to see the world more and more through the eyes of a filmmaker. You have an idea of your fascinations and story, but how do you make the transition to film? In this lesson I will take you through the rich possibilities to tell your story. There are no boundaries in shapes. Do you dare to take a deep-sea dive or experience the magic of film? Find your movie Every great filmmaker started experimenting at some point. In this workshop we will make our own 1-minute documentary film. You learn to sit in the director's seat, dive into the world of editing and leave with your own film. From fascination to film: you did it!
Filmmaking · Writing · Storytelling
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