Hiligaynon is my first language as I grew up in the land of Negros Occidental. Hiligaynon is the language of the Negrosanon in Cadiz City, Philippines. I will teach you the Hiligaynon language togethe... r with its proper grammar, intonation, meanings of the words, and vocabularies for you to be able to communicate with your peers or families who speak Hiligaynon language. I am patient when it comes to teaching my students because I wanted them to learn the step by step process. I also want to become much more effective for the students who want to strive more. I am available for beginners and intermediate learners. Children or adult are welcome to purchase my lesson since my lesson is open for all and I don't discriminate students. Any level of thinking are most welcome to apply since I am willing to teach those students that are willing to learn. Make a request for Hiligaynon language tutoring session or directly purchase my lesson. Thank you!read more

Hi! My name's Rusken. I am from the Philippines. My passion and hobby is reading. I love to read books, comics, and novels. I am also fond of watching the series Law and Order which is very comparab... le to reading because you can get many information about crimes and laws. What I like about tutoring is the learning my students can get and achieved. It's a fulfillment for me that I get to share insights and knowledge to students. But of course, the most important is my student's learning. I am leaping with joy when I get to see my student's progress throughout our journey in our lessons. Sharing is caring and teaching students is the most important thing I could share. My tutoring philosophy is about the learning and teaching relationship. I know for myself that teaching should be conducted with dignity and should follow the Teacher's Code of Ethics. To teach is to allow ourselves to be professional in every possible way. We could make lessons more engaging but not to the point of passing the limitations. We should set limits and provide roles for ourselves and for our students. We can be an effective teacher or tutor to our students without breaking the set of limitations we implement. What makes me "me" is that I apply what I have learned. I act what I teach. Just as the saying goes, "you should practice what you preach." Before I tell my students what to do, I do it first. I initiate it to them. As long as there is no harm to all the stakeholders involved, I command them in a right way that they could learn and would be able to grow as a confident citizens. But of course, I practice or try to myself what I learned first and then I teach students about it.read more