Mrs Grace Ng
Among the few Singapore MOE secondary schools that she has taught in, Grace was an English teacher in Katong Convent, a school famous for producing confident and fluent English speakers, including several tv and radio celebrities. While she was teaching in Katong Convent, she was also responsible for training the student emcees and despite the fact that written components are usually given more importance in the examinations here in Singapore, Grace’s passion has always been helping students grow in confidence in their spoken English, advocating the need for our young learners of the English language to be able to stand tall, to voice their thoughts and opinions confidently in good, standard English. This, together with the System of Critical Thinking Tools that Grace put together in the early 2000s, will then lead the students to excel in their oral examinations.
Being a confident and fluent speaker in both English and Mandarin, Grace has often been chosen to be the emcee and interpreter in school and church, representing her school in poetry recitals. With all these stage experiences, she has honed her skills and accumulated decades of experience in both public speaking and effective inter-personal communication.
As a teacher, Grace has always been loving and nurturing, which has helped her students to be more interested and motivated in the subjects that she taught. In her System of Critical Thinking Tools that she uses to teach the students, something oft-heard in the lessons is Grace’s emphatic insistence that the students consider the issue from others’ points of view – something that is now evident in MOE’s emphasis for all students in Singapore, among the various tenets of the 21st Century Competencies of the student in Singapore should develop.
As a teacher, Grace has always been loving and nurturing, which has helped her students to be more interested and motivated in the subjects that she taught. In her System of Critical Thinking Tools that she uses to teach the students, something oft-heard in the lessons is Grace’s emphatic insistence that the students consider the issue from others’ points of view – something that is now evident in MOE’s emphasis for all students in Singapore, among the various tenets of the 21st Century Competencies of the student in Singapore should develop.
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