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Zhou...
Hello and Welcome!! My name is Grace Zhou. I am thrilled to be your child’s second grade Mandarin teacher, and to share 2nd grade adventures with you and your family!
My Education and Professional Background
I have a Master’s Degree in Elementary Education, and two Bachelor’s Degrees in Accounting and Economic Management from Grand Canyon University.
My Educational Philosophy
My five years of teaching experience at Knox Gifted Academy has taught me that students learn best while having fun. Confucius once said: “Teach a student according to each one’s learning ability”. I believe that every child is gifted; they simply unwrap their gifts at different times. My mission is to help your students unwrap their gifts.
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| Subject / Grade | Mandarin 2nd Grade | |
| Room: | 10 | |
| Phone: | 480-883-4340 | |
| Email: | Zhou | |
| "Children want the same things we want. To laugh, to be challenged, to be entertained, and delighted." | ||
| -- Dr. Seuss | ||
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Welcome!
Hello and Welcome!! My name is Grace Zhou. I am thrilled to be your child’s second grade Mandarin teacher, and to share 2nd grade adventures with you and your family!
My Education and Professional Background
I have a Master’s Degree in Elementary Education, and two Bachelor’s Degrees in Accounting and Economic Management from Grand Canyon University.
My Educational Philosophy
My five years of teaching experience at Knox Gifted Academy has taught me that students learn best while having fun. Confucius once said: “Teach a student according to each one’s learning ability”. I believe that every child is gifted; they simply unwrap their gifts at different times. My mission is to help your students unwrap their gifts.
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