We practice speaking using prompts from everyday life.
I outline mistakes and point out the correct form, encouraging my students to participate actively and have honest discussions with me in greek. This short lesson focuses on conversation practice, but can be adjusted to the student's needs. For instance, if an advanced student needs specific exercise on a topic, I can provide some. I can also correct your exercises and provide fun quizzes.

This course adresses all levels, as I adjust to their level.
We chat on a wide range of issues (from daily life to astronomy) while I provide explanations cumulatively in the end of our chat. We ask questions, disagree, illustrate our viewpoint to one another and generally learn speaking in a natural way.

speaking Greek

In this class, you should typically expect (some, not much!) homework, exercises, listening and working our way through a book! It's a very fun book and I promise you're going to love it. I first perform a short test so that I know your level in each grammar skill and then I ask for your goals. Having specific goals helps me adapt our class accordingly, so feel free to let me know what you want to achieve. I follow Stephen Krashen's 'comprehensible input hypothesis' throughout this class! Google it :)

Greek (following a book and grammar)

We go through texts of either Ancient or Koine Greek. The topics can vary to match both the student's and my own favorite authors. We can discuss from Plato to byzantine texts, focusing on the syntax and phonology of our target language.

Ancient and Koine Greek

Lock in for the summer and learn Greek. I'll provide all the material. There will be struggle, but it will be worth it. This is an intense class but the learning curve I have designed has worked in the past. I recommend taking 1 hour daily, 6 days a week. Homework, exercises, speaking practice, grammar tables, texts, audio, fun facts, are all provided at no additional cost. 
Goal: From zero to hero over the summer (A1-B2), in 60 hours class time

Greek challenge lock in (only accepting 2 students)

A two-week seminar on general linguistics.

I studied Philology from 2015 to 2019, minoring in Greek philology (2015-2017) and majoring in linguistics (2017-2019).

Publishing my MA thesis on November 21' (therefore, still in progress), I am studying theoretical & applied linguistics. My focus lies primarily on grammar, in specific argument structure and its interface with semantics.

It provided me with experience in teaching Greek to groups of students. It made me appreciate diversity and gave me solid understanding of the amount of challenges that a learner of modern greek faces.