Methodology

Do you live in Italy?

You are a consistent pasta eater!

Embark on a transformative journey where learning a language goes beyond the classroom. You are living in the very country where Italian is a part of everyday life. Dive into the vibrant culture, engage with native speakers, and let language acquisition unfold naturally. Through active participation in social life and the support in the class, you’ll not only grasp the language from a formal perspective but also absorb the rich cultural nuances that surround it.

…or do you live abroad?

You adore the Italian heritage, culture, and language, even from afar!

Looking for a language adventure without even leaving your own place? This journey brings the world to your doorstep. In this scenario, Italian isn’t the main language you use every day. Get into some structured lessons, make the most of educational resources, and enjoy chatting with me. While you might not get the full immersion experience of being in Italy, this method will give you practical skills that fit right into your local life.

This difference will obviously affect the contents of the class we will have.

If you are studying Italian in a country where it is not the primary language, such as the United States, you are acquiring it as a foreign language. This is akin to receiving instruction in Italian either at school or online, without being immersed in the language in your daily life beyond the learning environment. This could mean learning of literature, culture and prepare for a travel.

If you are learning Italian while living in Italy, and it’s not your native language, you are acquiring it as a second language. It’s akin to immersing yourself in Italian and learning through daily interactions and experiences, as the language is regularly spoken and used in your environment. The classes are much more dependent on how to you interact with Italian in you everyday life.

The 4 moments of every* class

Motivation

In this phase, the objective is to capture students’ interest and curiosity, creating a stimulating learning environment. The focus is on sparking enthusiasm for the topic, fostering a positive attitude, and establishing a connection between students and the subject matter.

Globality

Here, the goal is to provide a comprehensive overview of the topic, allowing students to grasp the broader context and understand the interconnections within the subject. The emphasis is on building a foundation of general knowledge and cultivating a holistic understanding before delving into specific details.

Analysis

The objective is to encourage critical thinking and analytical skills. Students engage in a detailed examination of the subject, breaking it down into components and exploring its various elements. This phase aims to develop a deeper understanding of the topic through thorough analysis and interpretation.

Synthesis

In this phase, the focus shifts to synthesis, where students integrate the information they have gathered and construct a cohesive understanding of the subject. The goal is to foster creativity, problem-solving abilities, and the capacity to synthesize diverse information into a coherent and meaningful whole.