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Reviews for Teacher Syazza
★★★★★
Parent
My P3 child has been making great improvements after joining the lessons. He has improved from band 3 in term 1 to band 1 in term 2 and 3. Thanks to Ms Syazza
★★★★★
Parent
Marine Parade Ms Syazza is a very good teacher. She explains the concepts and strategies very clearly and her class is engaging, learning English is not boring!
★★★★★
Parent
We decided on LBM because we were attracted to the small class size, which we feel benefits our son best. Our son has been with LBM Marine Parade for about 6 months, and it has been a positive experience so far. Ms Syazza is patient and encouraging, and genuinely is invested in helping our son improve. We like LBM’s effective techniques and strategies that help my son tackle the different components of English, and their materials are quite comprehensive and solid as well. Do try out their trial session and speak with the teachers first - doing so gave us the assurance that LBM will be a good choice for my son.
★★★★★
Parent
The teachers at the Clementi branch are simply awesome! My child is attending Ms Syazza's class. She not only understands my child's needs and she goes further and discuss with us parents on implementing strategies in class encourage my child learn better during the lessons. Am blessed to have found a caring and patient teacher in Ms Syazza!
★★★★★
Student
My teacher, Ms Syazza at Clementi branch is super nice and helpful and LBM has helped me improve my grades. I will suggest LBM to my friends!
★★★★★
Student
My teacher Ms Syazza at LBM Clementi is super nice and she helped me improve my grades. I will definitely suggest LBM to my friends!
Ms Syazza
Specialist English Teacher
Ms Syazza graduated with a Psychology degree from Murdoch University and her passion for teaching has been a constant, both before and after her studies. Starting as an English tutor, her passion continued to grow as she taught at various private enrichment centres. This experience exposed her to a range of teaching pedagogies, ultimately fostering a deep appreciation for the classroom and the art of curriculum curation.
Ms Syazza's Introductory Video
Ms Syazza's Profile
To Ms Syazza, communication is the essence of being human and the human experience. This is her motivation to teach English and she enjoys guiding her students in exploring the multi-faceted use of the English language for expression and effective communication.
She looks forward to providing students with clear methods to hone the technicalities in the language, as well as giving them a more interesting perspective to the use of vocabulary. This comes in the form of little snippets about the history of the word, context of use, or even other languages in which an English word can exist.
By sparking in students a curious interest in the English Language, Ms Syazza hopes to open the doors of learning and opportunity for them. With the aim to foster their effective communication and critical thinking skills, she is eager to see them gain confidence through precise English, unlocking their potential to flourish and navigate life’s journey with assurance.
Ms Syazza's Teacher Spotlight
What inspires you to teach?
I trace my love of teaching back to my mother, who was a remarkable educator for my sisters and me. Now, my students are my greatest inspiration. I find that authentic and engaging interactions in the classroom allow us all to learn – myself included. Seeing my students find joy in learning and discovering themselves at the same time is very rewarding to me. It inspires me to never stop being curious. My students consistently offer fresh and often humorous perspectives, enriching my understanding.
Why do you love teaching English?
I love teaching English because I love seeing how students express their thoughts through words. To me, English is colourful and diverse. Teaching also brings me great fulfilment as not only can I grow my students academically but also in their values. It is my belief that good character is always more important than good grades, though I strive to help my students see that both are attainable.
What do you do in your free time?
There are three things I love to do in my free time: cook, read and dream about opening an animal sanctuary. Animals are so special to me and I wished that we could speak a common language! I have two cats and they are a joy. I also spend time in the gym because being fit and healthy allows me to keep up with my students both mentally and physically. I express love and gratitude through cooking. I enjoy speaking about books, food, books about food, pets and gym routines – a unique combination that helps me to be a positive and energetic teacher in class. I hope to learn what my students love to do in their free time too!
Tips and Strategies shared by Ms Syazza
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