The Chinese Cultural Association of Long Island and the Roslyn AYLUS branch worked together on May 12 from 1:30 to 5:00 p.m.
Volunteers collaborate with educators and students each Sunday to create a safer and more effective learning environment. We support educators in providing for the needs of their students so that they are not overburdened with work. In order to improve the comfort and safety of the learning environment for our students, we also interact with them. We must make sure that every student receives the same attention and treatment. It is a crucial component of the TA role.
The volunteers maintain order and productivity in their designated classrooms during the first part of the lesson. We helped teachers support children in need by reading aloud to them in Mandarin and translating the textbook passages into English so they could comprehend the content better. In addition, we attended to the small children’s needs and took them to the restroom.
In a separate classroom, the volunteers participate in a second portion of the lesson. in this particular school area.The school provided a variety of Chinese culture classes. They provided classes in martial arts, calligraphy, dancing, singing, and arts and crafts.
Members who participate:
Tiffany Lin (3.5 hours), Leah Chan (3.5 hours), Hunter Chen (3.5 hours), William Wei (3.5 hours), Angeline Li (3.5 hours), Jasmine Wang (3.5 hours), Matthew Zhong (3.5 hours)
Reporter: Matthew Zhong
