Students who are engaged, who are not afraid of making mistakes.

Students who have a clear sense of their goals—whether it’s improving writing skills, preparing for exams, or mastering a particular topic.

Students that are enthusiastic with a genuine curiosity and a willingness to make mistakes.

Making them active learners rather than just passive listeners.

Students work together in pairs or groups, sharing ideas, discussing concepts, and teaching one another. I believe that learning is much more effective when it's a two-way process.

Students also take on the role of critical thinkers.

Finally, I ask students to be reflective learners.

Immerse yourself

• Music, movies, phone language settings

• If possible, visit and live in new places

Engage with media

• Films and TV shows

• Podcasts

• Books and articles

Learn grammar and vocabulary

Focus on listening and pronunciation

Practice speaking and engage actively

Be patient and persistent

• Accept mistakes, it is part of the process

• Review and build upon what you have learned