- About Chloë -

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Hello, and welcome! 

My name is Chloë Blake Stevenson. I earned an Ed. M. in Foreign Language Education from Rutgers University with Standard Teaching Certification in French (K-12) from the State of New Jersey's Department of Education. My master's thesis focused on a communicative approach to second language acquisition.

Prior to graduate school, I earned a B.A. in Cultural Anthropology from Reed College in Portland, OR.

I teach French to students of all ages, ranging from classes for beginners through the Advanced Placement (AP) level and beyond. I am passionate about the learning and teaching process, and I am eager to share my love of the French language and culture with my students.

In the past, I have worked as a French Teacher at Princeton Charter School, The Lawrenceville School, Rutgers Preparatory School, and Scotch Plains-Fanwood High School.

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Currently, I provide tutoring for language learners who want to improve their performance in French classes at local public and private schools. For example, I help students prepare for a variety of assessments, such as the Advanced Placement (AP) Exam in French Language and Culture, the SAT II Subject Test in French, and the SAT II Subject Test in French with Listening. 

In addition, I offer French lessons for adults, including instruction for Francophiles and working professionals.

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Prior to getting my Master's Degree and Teaching Certification in French, I worked as an Art and Social Studies Teacher at Haddonfield Friends School. Additionally, I taught classes in drawing, painting, and sculpture at Perkins Center for the Arts.

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In my free time, I enjoy ceramics, drawing, gardening, hiking, kayaking, painting, photography, playing the acoustic guitar, reading, skiing, swimming, traveling, and writing.

Finally, I love to spend time with my friends and family, including my rescue dogs.