Name: How to Write Supporting Sentences
Uploaded: 2024-03-20T05:24:38.527Z
Duration: 19 min 46 s
Description: The sentences that follow a topic sentence are called supporting sentences. They support the topic sentence in the same way that LEGS of a table support the tabletop. We are going to analyze different types of writing texts to get a better understanding of supporting sentences.

The sentences that follow a topic sentence are called supporting sentences. They support the topic sentence in the same way that LEGS of a table support the tabletop. We are going to analyze different types of writing texts to get a better understanding of supporting sentences.

English (ESL)

I am certified to teach in both China and the United States. 
   - I started teaching Mandarin Chinese online since 2017. Before I became a full time Mandarin teacher (K-8) at a school in Arizona in 2019, I taught special forces Chinese part time. 
   - I have been teaching ESL students (mostly middle school and high school students) Reading and Writing (includes rhetorical devices) since 2009. 

For Mandarin Chinese class, I can help you with HSK, AAPPL and ACTFL tests. HSK is required if you are interested studying in China one day. AAPPL is a test for K-12 students, while ACTFL is a test that's required for any person who's interested working for military or national departments in the United States. For example, I took OPI Mandarin and I acquired Superior level before I could teach special forces Mandarin. 

For English related subjects (ESL, Reading, Writing), I can help you with academic school work and TOEFL test. From my education background, you will see I have met with the qualifications of being an English teacher! 

I got my B.A. in English Literature from a prestigious university in China (Henan University ranked TOP 5 in English subject the year before I attended). I acquired my teaching license in English subject after I graduated from college. In 2016, with multiple scholarships, I came to U.S.A. to pursue my further study in English. As the only nonnative English speaker, I got my M.F.A. in Creative Writing from University of New Hampshire. I got a full time teaching job in the states after I graduated.

How to Write Supporting Sentences

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The American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL) is dedicated to the improvement and expansion of the teaching and learning of all languages at all levels of instruction. ACTFL is an individual membership organization of more than 12,000 language educators, students, and administrators.

TESOL International Association’s mission is to advance professional expertise in English language teaching and learning for speakers of other languages worldwide.

Graduate Assistantship

Tuitionship

Elizabeth Jones Scholarship

OPI Mandarin (Superior)

Certified to teach English (senior high school 高级中学) in public schools in China

Teacher

CSML (Certified in School Management and Leadership)

Before coming to the U.S., I founded a summer camp in 2010 and a language school in 2014, to teach English and Chinese in China. I've gained valuable teaching experience and skills over the years.

Founder and Manager

In 2013, I worked for IPC, an international financial consultant company, as a translator and assistant for the deputy project manager. As a translator for the manager, I was deeply involved in the interviewing, hiring, and firing processes, as well as communications between different clients. This work experience honed my bilingual skills in communication and understanding different cultures.

Translator

Chinese Teacher

Teaching special forces Chinese part time, as assigned.

Chinese Instructor

Teach high school students English literature and writing.

ELA Teacher

Chinese

English

Japanese

Korean

Jun Hua (a tropical island dialect)

I have been teaching English since 2010. Although I have resided in the United States for years and my accent has changed a little (sounds more like an native speaker), I sometimes play with my accents and embrace the the mix cultures here. In my ESL class, I encourage students to speak out, and to appreciate their accents and their multi-cultural backgrounds. 

Speaking English with an accent is bravery. That's part of your identity. Having multi-cultural backgrounds means you are unique and you can bring that uniqueness in your writing and discussions. And think about that, you can speak language(s) other than English, you are very special! 

Hence, in my class, I am very willing to help students build their confidence and strengths in their English learning. I am not a native English speaker and my English is not perfect, but I see myself as a multi-competent teacher. Over the years of language teaching experience as a teacher and learning experience (I can speak five languages) as a multi-linguistic learner, I believe I can help you achieve your goal under our mutual effort. I have a lot to share with you!

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Always an amazing experience for my daughter to improve her Chinese!

GuiFang was very kind to my daughter and took time to understand her current level and proceeded from there. She also offered various other classes for continued immersion.

She’s one of my favorites! I highly recommend her for everyone! She’s so nice, peaceful, patient and friendly! Love love love her classes!

I love her classes. She teaches so well and always encourages you to practice what you are learning, so I strongly recommend her, if you want to improve and work on your English.

I love Her classes. She brings interesting and contemporaneous subjects to be discussed.

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I like joining Guifang’s class because she gives us the chances to brainstorm and express our thought. In her class is always full of joy.

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She's the best instructor ever that's what five starts meaning shows.

I mean if it's possible I would like to dedicate all positive adjectives to her because she deserves all of that. Thank you teacher!!

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