Ms Lin graduated from the Chinese University of Hong Kong with a degree in Business Administration. She has served in social welfare organizations, specifically with the elderly, for approximately five years.
She has a great fondness for young children, enjoying playful interactions and attentively listening to their innocent words. For children growing up in non-Chinese-speaking environments, learning Chinese can indeed be challenging. She likes to enhance their learning interests through activities such as singing nursery rhymes, telling fairy tales, engaging in crafts, and playing games with them, integrating these into their daily lives.
Children seem like sponges, absorbing knowledge rapidly; they also love exploring new things and are naturally curious. To maintain their interest in continuous learning, teachers must pull out all the stops!
The hope is for children to enjoy learning Chinese, improving their abilities in listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Additionally, it’s desired that they gain an understanding of more Chinese traditions and culture, share with others, and grow and learn happily.
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