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Dear Ruiying
Rosendale primary school, one of our newly awarded primary Confucius Classrooms, has extensive experience in teaching Chinese. Your friend can get in touch with the teacher Kou You there. Below is their class blog where your friend can see a video clip of 4 year 3 pupils demonstrating their language skills at our Conference last month. You will need to scroll down to view it (entitled “Mandarin Performance at the IOE). And above that post, you will see another one about the school’s outstanding Ofsted report having a special mention of the Mandarin lesson.
I actually visited the school recently and was truly impressed by the high achievement and the enthusiasm from the children in their Chinese learning.
Hope this is helpful.
Xiaoming
From: Mandarin Chinese Teaching [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of ruiying du
Sent: 27 June 2013 21:24
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Subject: Primary Mandarin club ideas, books, and resources
Hi All,
A friend of mine is looking for advice on starting a Mandarin after school club in a primary school.
I would really appreciate it if someone with primary mandarin teaching experience, especially with experience of starting an after school club , could give her some ideas on what works and what not and recommend text books/online systems and other resources.
Many thanks in advance!
Ruiying