Students will expand their knowledge of various aspects of Mexican culture across several regions. They will also learn some basic Spanish in each class. 

I hold a Bachelor's Degree in the Principles and Methods of Language Education, and I have taught English as a second language to children online since 2014. I also have a TEFL Certificate.

I have spoken Spanish fluently for over 17 years. 

I lived in and traveled around Southern Mexico for 7 years, shoulder to shoulder with the people from various Indigenous roots. I also did volunteer service in the Tzeltal and Zapotec communities located in Chiapas and Oaxaca specifically. I lived in a small town in Veracruz, Mexico, and I also lived in Mexico City for several years. 

I have personally visited Xochimilco, and taken a tour through the canals on a trajinera. I have also personally explored Palenque several times and trekked through the jungle in Chiapas on several occasions. I have hiked the mountains in Veracruz, climbed the pyramids of Teotihuacán, sailed through Sumidero Canyon and meandered the streets of San Cristobal de las Casas. 

I have also professionally taught many online classes about Indigenous Mexican cultures.

Homework Offered
Homework is optional for this class. I will provide printouts for students, in the virtual classroom, on Sunday of each week, if they wish to print out worksheets as an additional activity. 

I personally design all printout activities. 
Assessments Offered
Grades Offered

Students do not need to consult any specific sources for this class.

I have consulted several reputable sources when creating material for his course, including but not limited to:

-the Encyclopedia Britannica
-the Mexican government's official webpage for Xochimilco, http://www.xochimilco.cdmx.gob.mx/