This is me, Tina Song!!
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Tina Song graduated from Providence University in English. She has worked as an English teacher at several schools since 2008, including Da-Show Elementary School and Wonderland English School. Some of her teaching experiences include holding Christmas and Halloween parties, using activities and games to teach vocabulary, and showing films to introduce cultural topics like the origins of Christmas. She enjoys teaching English to children.
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This is me, Tina Song!!
- 1. 宋盛婷
- 2. Chinese name: 宋盛婷 English name: Tina Graduated school: Providence University (靜宜大學) in the English department Major in English tesol Contact me by: dog24392@yahoo.com.tw
- 3. 2005-2008 I-Ning High School (私立宜寧中學) 2008-2012 Providence University (私立靜宜大學) In English Department
- 4. 2006 – APEC 2005 Networked Collaborative Program Topic: Convention store
- 5. 2008 – Harvard Taiwan Leadership Conference
- 6. 2010 – Asian EFL Journal International Conference and Workshop Position: a volunteer
- 7. 2011- Da-Show Elementary School 大秀國小英語教育實習 Position: an English teacher
- 8. 2008-2009 Be an English tutor for junior high school students 2009-2011 Join Me Language School Position: English teacher 2011-current Wonderland English School Position: English teacher
- 9. This is my job. I teach with the foreign teacher. I do simple translation and grammar explanation.
- 10. 2010 Christmas I held a Christmas party in the classroom, including words teaching, singing, games about Christmas and gifts exchage.
- 11. In the conversation class I always give them some activity about the topic and ask them to stand in the front to express their ideas or artworks to classmates.
- 12. 2011 Hallowwen I may design different activities for each festival. This year, after words teaching and singing songs, I ask them to do their own masks for Halloween.
- 13. Topic: prepositions After demonstrate what is “on, in, under beside” by a box and a ball, through moving their body , I let them have a chance to show these words.
- 14. 2011 Christmas These kids are not really familiar with the origin of the Christmas , thus, I show them a film about it. Also, I use this film to teach the song.
- 15. I have taught children English for two years. I really enjoy this job. Hope that you may be interested in my experience. Thank you !!!