Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Aunty
I'm Aunty Jian. I've been a cook for 7years. My main responsibility is cooking for the entire school, including all the teachers. I think children are the most adorable gifts from God. Every meal all of our students say "thank you " to me. Just this simple gesture gives me the energy to do my best everyday. If there are any parents who have any cooking tips please feel free to share them with me.
Teacher Mickey
I'm Mickey. For the last 4 years I have been the person who makes sure everything that needs to be done, GETS DONE! I pick up and drop off students, fix anything that needs fixing, put up holiday decorations, paint, shop for school supplies, and run the never ending list of errands for all of the staff here at our school. I am the person behind the scenes that makes sure everything is working just right at TreeHouse.
Teacher Joanna
I'm Teacher Joanna. I graduated from Tainan University of Technology with a degree in Early Childhood Education, and have been working in preschool education for the past 5 years. I really enjoy working with all of our students here at Tree House, and I love watching them grow and learn. My personal interests include reading and travelling.
Teacher Tina
I'm Teacher Tina. I graduated from the Great Light Technology Institute, and have been working in preschool education for the past 10 years. I really enjoy working with children, and just seeing their smiling faces always makes me happy. I also have two boys of my own. Joshua, who just turned eight years old, is currently in G Class, and his new baby brother Max, who is almost 2 years old. I am looking forward to working with all of our students!Teacher Teresa
I'm Teresa, I have worked here at Tree House for almost 3 years now and really love my job here. The staff are all really great. I have worked in kindergartens for 10 years and truly enjoy working with children. Working with kids fills our lives with laughter and allows us to keep feeling young and enjoying life. I have over 5 years education in early childhood education, having studied it both at my senior high school and at The Open Business College in affiliation with Taipei College of Business.Teacher Cheryl
I'm Teacher Cheryl. I'm 29 years old...single and looking! So if you know someone nice, please let me know! (Just Kidding!)(I am not single anymore,I just get merried on March. ) I graduated from Dan-Jang University with a degree in English. Then I did post-graduate educational courses at National Hsinhu University of Education. I've been working here at Tree House for the past 4 years and have really enjoyed my time with all of our students. Please feel free to ask me anything about the school, I am here to help.Teacher Alice
I'm Teacher Alice. Here is a little about me. I completed my undergraduate education at the University of California at Irvine. After college, I worked in various different jobs including banking, sales, administration, and teaching at a cram school (bu xi ban). I worked for 4 years before I realized that my favorite job was teaching job. Then, I finally decided to go back to school to obtain my teaching credential. Throughout my 2 years of professional educational training, I did extensive research during field studies of teaching methods, classroom management, etc. I completed all the requirements and received my California Multiple-Subject Teaching Credential in November of 2006. I was teaching at an elementary school (kindergarten and 4th grade) in Los Angeles, California before I moved back to Taiwan. I love teaching and I believe that it will be my lifelong passion.
Teacher Andy
I'm Teacher Andy and I have been living in Taiwan for 4 years now. I lived in Hsinchu before moving to Taipei in August. I am American and come from Charlotte, North Carolina. Before coming to Taiwan I taught trombone to school children and played in several touring bands. I play trombone and like to travel. I have been to 26 countries and 46 of the 50 United States. My experiences with children, performing, and traveling have taught me a lot. I like to share my experiences with my students. I want to show them that seeing and learning about new things can teach them just as much as, if not more than, regular school work. When the students learn a new language, they are learning more about the world outside of where they live.
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