Lidia Bond is a dedicated educator with extensive experience in helping high school and college students reach their full potential in language learning. With a strong background in teaching math and science in her native Peru, as well as Spanish in the United States, Mrs. Bond brings a unique perspective to her work. She skillfully incorporates both Spanish and English to create innovative and engaging lesson plans that adhere to World Language Standards, fostering growth at all levels of achievement.
Mrs. Bond teaches FLAS 111 and FLS 112 at Colorado Mesa University’s Montrose Campus, in addition to teaching Spanish at Montrose High School, where she instructs all levels, including AP Spanish Language and Culture.
Known for her exceptional interpersonal and communication skills, Mrs. Bond builds strong, positive relationships with her students, their families, and fellow staff members. Her commitment extends beyond the classroom, where she is an active participant in community activities, building connections and promoting cultural understanding.
Bond's classes are always fun and explore Hispanic cultures, traditions, and language in a way that is both interactive and engaging. In the classroom, students learn not only from textbooks but also from one another, sharing and celebrating cultural similarities and differences. She is committed to using all of her talents and skils to inspire and challenge her students.
Mrs. Bond believes that learning Spanish is not just about studying a subject but also about developing a lifelong skill.
"Language learning is an ongoing journey—one that requires continuous discovery and refinement. Embrace the process!"