Chua Menn Sze

Menn Sze discovered her passion for working with young children when she was 18 years old and earned a Diploma in Early Childhood Education from Dika College, where she was Best Student in her graduating class. She obtained her Bachelor’s Degree in Early Childhood Education at Help University and was awarded the President’s Award. She then continued with her Master in Education (Teaching and Learning) and her thesis focused on the contexts and challenges of online reflection with children. Whilst pursuing her Master’s Degree, Menn Sze was Research Assistant for the Department of Education’s research team that sought to investigate the impact of reflective practices using a Values-Based Reflection Framework (VBRF). She has experience working with learners of all ages; from toddlers to young adults. One of the most rewarding aspects of Menn Sze’s journey as an educator is the “AHA!” moments she witnesses when her students’ minds are challenged. She also enjoys giving back to the community and volunteers to teach students from high-needs schools as she hopes to make a difference in the lives of others, and when she has time, Menn Sze loves to crochet and journal.