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Learn More About Sanghee's Experience:

Korean Basically, I am entusiastic in teaching a language. Korean is my native language, but that doesn't mean I am born to a master of teaching Korean. Even though I don't have many experiences in teaching Korean, I can tell my passion of teaching can make me teach Korean, too. The thing that I can confidentaly tell is that I always compare what the difference between English and Korean when I learned English as a second language, which means the more I learned English, the more I had to know about Korean. That kind of learning process was really helpful when I taught English to Korean learners of English in Korea. When I taught English, I always explained Koreans how the Korean way of expressing opinions work in the English way of expressing opinions. Also, the most important thing in my teaching philosopy is that I would like to guide language learners to reach their potential ability and to let them know that learning a language is to learn a way of communicating with people.