Retired Boston University lecturer (30+ years) and author of textbooks for English language learners teaches English for academic purposes to non-native speakers, all skills.

Lynn is such a resource and is completely committed to the learner's success! She is especially skilled with helping students learn vocabulary systematically, understand a variety of written texts and write well-structured sentences to make sure the meaning is clear and relevant. We worked together at a university where she trained me in pronunciation and speaking fluency activities that I could use for my students. HIghly recommmended!

My name is Jill Brand, and, before retirement, I worked at the Boston University Center for English Language and Orientation Programs for 37 years, both as a Senior Lecturer and later as Core Coordinator. Lynn Bonesteel was my colleague there for over 30 years; she was my student teacher at the very beginning of her career. Lynn is one of the most, if not THE most professional, well-prepared, talented teachers that I have known. Her deep knowledge of both linguistics and language acquisition combined with her creativity and energetic style have made her a top-notch ESL instructor as well as author. She is comfortable working with both beginners and advanced learners. Lynn's students always spoke extremely highly of her as a teacher and as an advocate. I recommend Lynn as a Superprof instructor without reservation.

Lynn has vast experience teaching English in the US and several other countries. Her student feedback from ambitious students at Boston University was all highly positive. Students love her vigorous and animated teaching style. She understands how English works, explains it clearly, and knows how to get students to practice effectively. She's proficient at matching the content of her teaching to the needs of her students, and is experienced in teaching English for specific purposes. She's also the author of a number of highly regarded textbooks. I strongly recommend her as a teacher - you won't be disappointed.

I had the pleasure of supervising Lynn Bonesteel for over twenty years in the intensive English program at Boston University. Lynn took on a number of teaching assignments at all levels of the program and handled each with creativity, strong teaching skills and an ongoing dedication to her students.