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Education

"The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think critically. Intelligence plus character - that is the goal of true education."

 

Martin Luther King Jr.

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GROUP ACTIVITIES

Early Education

I have extensive experience teaching young learners (ages 2-7) in South Korea and China, focusing on interactive and structured learning. As a homeroom teacher and language instructor, I specialized in phonics, grammar, creative writing, and sensory development activities. I also designed engaging lesson plans, coordinated student events, and conducted parent-teacher meetings to support holistic learning. My approach emphasizes fostering curiosity, critical thinking, and strong communication skills from an early age.

Elementary & Middle School Education
 

With extensive experience teaching students ages 7 to 14, I’ve focused on language development, critical thinking, and interactive learning through subjects like grammar, reading, writing, and debate. I’ve also led STEAM-focused summer and winter camps, fostering creativity and collaboration through hands-on projects and group activities.

STEAM Curriculum
Certification

Highschool & University Education

I’ve taught high school students in both academic and conversation English, focusing on debate, essay writing, and standardized test preparation (TOEFL, IELTS, OPIC). My approach emphasizes critical thinking, structured communication, and real-world applications to help students develop strong analytical and language skills.

Business English Education

I have taught professionals across various industries, focusing on business communication, presentations, negotiations, and industry-specific language. My lessons emphasize practical applications, helping clients improve fluency, confidence, and effectiveness in workplace settings.

Public Speaking

Key Takeaways

Early Education 

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  • Confidence comes first – Young learners absorb knowledge best when they feel safe to make mistakes.

  • Engagement drives retention – Learning sticks when it's interactive, visual, and sensory-based.

  • Simple is better – Breaking down concepts using TPR and relatable examples makes language learning more natural.

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Elementary & Middle School 

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  • Critical thinking is taught, not assumed – Encouraging students to question, debate, and analyze builds lifelong skills.

  • Adaptability is key – Every student learns differently; adjusting teaching methods ensures better comprehension.

  • Feedback matters – Consistent evaluations and check-ins help students see their progress and stay motivated.

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​High School & University​​

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  • Communication is everything – Whether in writing or speaking, clear expression is a skill that translates to every field.

  • Students need real-world applications – Theory without context makes learning feel meaningless; practical examples make lessons stick.

  • Self-motivation separates top performers – The best students don’t just memorize; they take ownership of their learning.

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Business English ​

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  • Personalization leads to progress – Tailoring lessons to individual needs accelerates learning and engagement.

  • Experience outweighs theory – Adults learn best through real-world scenarios rather than rigid textbook methods.

  • Confidence is the biggest barrier – Many professionals know more than they think; they just need the right environment to practice.

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