Dimitra was born in Larissa. Alongside her studies in Greek philology and her master’s degree in Cyprus in the department of Greek language and literature, she attended seminars in creative writing and teaching Greek as a second/foreign language. Her texts have been published in the literary magazine “Breaths of Speech and Art” in newspapers, as well as read at events held by the “Association of Letters and Arts of Thessaly”

He studied Creative Writing at the Interdepartmental Master’s Degree of the Kindergarten Department of the University of Western Macedonia.

In 2021, he attended seminars on therapeutic and expressive writing, in order to integrate the self-awareness part of writing into a more general teaching framework.

Teach me How to Greek opened in 2019 in Larissa. The philosophy of the space is based on creative learning. Greek as a foreign and second language is taught either face-to-face or remotely.

Philology courses are also taught for all classes. Creative writing (English term creative writing) is a key element of learning and is carried out as a separate lesson for children and as a three-month workshop for adults.

In the last year, expressive writing, related to the individual’s personal experience, has been added to the space’s programs. Writing presupposes freedom in feeling, there is no right and wrong, words flow through thoughts, which we have within us.

The philosophy of the courses is based on this. In free expression, in the exchange of stories with the aim of communication, the potential identification of self-awareness through writing.