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...I also took the corresponding lab courses, receiving A or A+ for all classes. I also took many biochemistry courses at UC Berkeley, receiving an A or A+ in all. I took five semesters of French at UC Berkeley (French 1,2,3,4 and a conversational French class), receiving A's for all.
34 Subjects:
including
Chinese,
chemistry,
physics,
French
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...A little bit about me: I graduated with honors from UCLA where I obtained a B.A. in Political-Science (International Affairs with a Minor in Anthropology-Chinese Studies.) After spending three years traveling, teaching English, and studying in East Asia, I returned to school to obtain a J.D. from...
45 Subjects:
including
Chinese,
English,
French,
reading
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...Those experiences helped me gain a better understanding and appreciation of both languages, cultures and the ways of how they can be turned into each other. Learning Chinese is not as hard as people think. In my opinion, there are mainly two ways to learn Chinese: extensive and intensive learning.
1 Subject:
Chinese
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...This is not the only goal in leaning Chinese Mandarin, you will learn more about the Chinese people and their culture which is useful when you use the language for your future work and life. With me, learning Chinese is pleasure. I am a Georgia certified Chinese teacher (P-12). At present, I am a full-time Chinese teacher in a private school.
1 Subject:
Chinese
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...I am an active musician and sight singing is relevant in my craft on a daily basis. I am a native Mandarin speaker grew up in Hangzhou, China, for 12 years before migrating to the United States during 7th grade. I maintained both my written and oral skills by practicing at home, and obtained a score of 5 on AP Chinese Exam.
18 Subjects:
including
Chinese,
calculus,
ESL/ESOL,
algebra 1
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