Tong Yuet Yi joined the Dyslexia Association of Singapore (DAS) in 2020 as an Educational Therapist providing Chinese language intervention to primary school learners with dyslexia and other Specific Learning Differences. Before joining DAS, Yuet Yi was an editor of Chinese textbooks for primary school and secondary school students. She is also a writer of early childhood Chinese educational books. Her publications include books on word recognition and Chinese comprehension and supplementary exercise books for Nursery to K2 children. Yuet Yi has a passion for arousing the interest of her students to read and write Chinese with a learner-friendly approach through the story of Chinese characters and hands-on learning material.
QUALIFICATIONS
- Bachelor of Social Science (Sociology), Minor in Translation, Chinese University of Hong Kong
- Advanced Diploma in Chinese Language Teaching, KLC School of Education
- Specialist Diploma in Educational Therapy (Chinese Support), DAS Academy
- Professional Certificate Course in IEP Planning for SpLD Learners, DAS Academy
PUBLICATIONS
1. “Take Off to Primary 1” (3rd Edition)
Take Off To Primary 1 Chinese QR (3rd Edition)
2. “My K2 Chinese Jumbo Book 我的幼儿华文练习” (2nd Edition)
My K2 Chinese Jumbo Book QR (2nd Edition) 幼儿华文
3. “My K1 Chinese Jumbo Book 我的幼儿华文练习” (Revised Edition)
My K1 Chinese Jumbo Book QR (2nd Edition) 幼儿华文
4. “My Nursery Chinese Jumbo Book 我的幼儿华文练习” (Revised Edition)
My Nursery Chinese Jumbo Book QR (2nd Edition) 幼儿华文
5. K2 Happy Chinese Lessons 华文快乐小学堂
K2 Happy Chinese Lesson K2 华文快乐小学堂
6. K1 Happy Chinese Lessons 华文快乐小学堂
K1 Happy Chinese Lesson K1华文快乐小学堂
7. Nursery Happy Chinese Lessons 华文快乐小学堂
Nursery Happy Chinese Lesson Nursery 华文快乐小学堂
8. “Bridging K2 to Primary 1 – Word Recognition 小一启蒙辨字练习册 (3rd Edition)”
Bridging K2 to Primary 1 Chinese Word Recognition-3rd Edition
9. “Bridging K2 to Primary 1 – Chinese Comprehension 小一启蒙阅读理解练习册 (3rd Edition)”
Bridging K2 to Primary 1 Chinese Comprehension-3rd Edition 阅读理解
“Bridging K2 to Primary – Chinese Comprehension”
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