Curriculum vitae
Here is my story.
When I was a little girl, I dreamed for all the people speak same language to share knowledge and care of each other. And once that happened to me!
It was my second year of preschool when English activities were given to us through some fun games with teacher and guess what, I loved that!
I saw my mates guessing existing and non-existing words, joking around how to pronounce them and determine if they are real. All these rhyming words we were humming here and there along with the songs playing with blocks or even hide and seek. We fell in love with English sounds and letters from that time and we’ve got the will to learn the language further.
It’s time now for some wise words of Lev Vygotsky , a talented educator who stands for the theory of cognitive development: “Through others we became ourselves. By giving our students practice in talking with others, we give them frames for thinking on their own.” I go along with his idea and do believe that through recognizing something, which is not us, we recognize who we are. I do believe that exploring other cultures helps us to build ourselves and in order to get there you need to cross the bridge which brings you there. The English language is that bridge.
I'll give you
First, I was only 5 when I started learning English, so I've been in the student's shoes and know all of their questions and doubts about learning a foreign language.
Secondly, I completed my TESOL course and became a certified English teacher during my practice with students in Shanghai, which helped me to understand Chinese students’ learning abilities better.
Lastly, I’ve been responsible to develop a rigorous curriculum for young learners, ages 4 to 6, which was laid as the foundation for several kindergarten institutions in Shanghai.
If you don't want to miss a shot you don't take you should start to learn English now and I'll guide you there!
