Letter To New Teacher

Dear Ms. Cherie,
      Hello. I’m Chayo and I’m from Bangkok, the capital of Thailand. I have been trying to fly abroad for the last 3 years but it has been unsuccessful. My parents wanted me to gain experience from another school.

Finally, I am back to the place where I intended to study. I will be in your class for the rest of this academic year, so I thought I’d write to tell you

a bit about myself. I’m 13 years old and I have one brother.

My hobbies are running and biking in my village. I also like to edit videos and play soccer.

My English level is proficient to communicate with different accents

such as American, British, Irish, South African, South American,

and Russian. The most difficult accent for me to understand is Russian English.

I am really good at using my imagination to do my homework.

However, I want to improve on my comprehension skills and creative writing.

I enjoy working individually; however, I am used to working in groups with different

learning styles and coping with the behavior of teammates.

The most difficult thing for me is to convince them to work hard because

I was born in an era of a strawberry generation in which most of us are overprotected

by family prosperity and like to do what we want at all times.
  I would like to tell you about my learning style.

After doing the survey, I discovered that I am a Tactile learner. The score of tactile is dominant which is 50% of the overall score.

Some of the things I like to do when learning are holding things in my hand,

touching my school shirt’s button whenever I want to concentrate on something.

Also, a clear goal has to be stated in order for me to dedicate full effort to the right thing.

Although my auditory is the lowest score, I would like to listen to music while working to

achieve the best performance because earbuds help to stimulate my brain.

The thing that I can do to improve my learning is to avoid sitting on an uncomfortable

seat and room temperature. To keep away from interacting with someone who just speaks

without any action tremendously helps me to generate good work.

I find it almost impossible to work with people that use feeling rather than logic.

In the case that I have no choice, I have to sacrifice good work to learn

human behavior instead.

I look forward to studying with you. I can’t wait to learn more from you.
Best regards,
Chayo