I am the eldest sister in my family, and as a matter of course, I am a 'tutor' for my three young siblings. The more time I teach them, the more I discover their common point. They did not listen to my explanation but learned well by inspecting the material. Therefore, my takeaway from this experience is that students learn well by self-exploring, and teachers must report problems that trigger their curiosity. On the other hand, I knew when to teach and when to stop during instruction. Technically, I have tried teaching students from kindergarten to primary.  I think I am fit to teach senior primary students.

I have experience as a tutor,  a teaching assistant, and an internship teacher, and I have seen diversity in education. Teaching can be traditional or international;  teaching methods can be paper-based or high-tech; students can be gifted or have special needs. I can see the strength in each of them and wish I could get a balance between them. For example, I love the quiet drilling moment of traditional learning and the interactive discussion in international education. Finally, I hope all these elements I have experienced will emerge in my class.