Hello! My name is Anastasia Konstantina. I am a teacher and a graduate of the Department of Primary Education at Aristotle University. I possess a wide range of knowledge, from the more artistic aspects of education such as music and painting, to subjects like history, child psychology, and mathematics. And of course, the variety does not end there.

My love for this profession began during my high-school years, and as I grew older, I managed—and continue every day—to enrich what I know as much as possible. In reality, the work of a teacher is not just a job, but a vocation. My motivation is to inspire and to be inspired through learning!

I offer instruction in the Modern Greek language to both children and adults who wish to explore the history and culture of Greece.

I would be very happy to meet you! Thank you for your valuable time.

Bachelor’s Degree in Primary Education, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

Seminar on disability in education

Thesis on Greek as a second language

4 years of tutoring primary school students

2 years of adult education experience

My teaching methodology emphasizes collaborative and experiential learning, inspired by educational approaches such as Paulo Freire’s pedagogy, which encourages dialogue and active participation, as well as experiential and holistic learning theories. I employ alternative and interdisciplinary methods, integrating subjects—for example, combining music with language or mathematics with physical education—to create engaging, meaningful, and memorable learning experiences for students.