• Teaches:
• Russian

Since I am in France, I taught Russian at home. I had many learn and much to do is work that requires patience and creativity. A good teacher is still in the process of inventing, designing, tinkering. It is sometimes difficult to find a method personalized for each student, but I like this challenge. Having Russian as the language does not automatically give the opportunity to teach this language. I had to take courses in Russian as a foreign language for a year in Russia. I also read several books on teaching methodology, inventing dialogues, exercises, record audio files that I send to my students after each course. Word to my students: "I have studied with Tatiana Russian for a year. From the outset, I was impressed by her professionalism: his lectures were always well prepared, nothing is left to chance. The exercises that were provided varied and allowed to work on all aspects of language: grammar, conversation, writing, etc.. Moreover, his approach was very personal suitable for me and my needs, she quickly learned identify problems that I experienced in relation to Russian and finding exercises appropriate to help resolve them. I had to stop taking classes with her when I left Lyon for Canada, but they miss me very much, because a teacher was really outstanding. " Geneviève Cloutier, professor of Russian literature, University of Montreal. "I am almost two years of tuition Russian language provided by Tatiana Klimova, and I want to bring the skill, care, rigor that it in carrying out its task. I appreciate these qualities in two ways: as First Student, but also because, teacher myself, I appreciate the work and method used by Ms. Klimova course in a perfect of the French language has also support. Finally, the proposed interpretation of Klimova miss, its cultural associations, academic success demonstrate an inscription very positive in the life of his country of residence. If I had to speak about the abilities of Miss Klimova, I would say that offers all guarantees of a quality education. " Yannick Jaffre, professor of philosophy, Lyon.