Mr.Leung Yiu Hung 梁耀雄老師
Hi, my name is Leung Yiu Hung and my English name is Humphrey, which is a compound of the words giant and peace fr
om the old English name Hunfrith. This
is the first year I have taught in Assembly of God Hebron Secondary School
although I have three years’ teaching experience in different schools. I
mainly teach English and I am Form 1B’s class teacher this year.
I am very happy to teach in Hebron Secondary
School as I think that teachers and students here are very nice. We always not
only share our ups and downs, but also learn from each other. I really hope that
I can arouse my students’ interest towards English as I like English very
much. I obtained a first-class honours degree in English linguistics and English
literature when I was at university. A growing interest in Linguistics further
led me to study for a Master degree in Linguistics. As to be a teacher was my
dream, I also studied the Education Diploma in English, which now inspires me
how to teach English more effectively and efficiently, last year. I hope my
students will like my teaching.
I
live in Tuen Mun, which is far away from school. Therefore, I have to get up at
5:45 in the morning and take a mini-bus and a train to go to school. I never
went to Tai Wo before. I think it is a good chance for me to know Tai Wo more.
I
am the eldest brother in my family. Happily, we have had a new family member,
Inuk, since last summer. Inuk is my dog. He is a Siberian husky from Australia.
He is now 5 months old. He has green eyes and red hair. He is very nice and
lovely. I like playing with him after work. On Sunday mornings, Inuk and I will
go hiking. We run together and greet other dogs when we hike. Apart from Inuk, I
also have two Hamsters (one boy and one girl) at home.
I
like arts and culture. I like musicals, especially Les
Miserables and operas. Besides, I like drawing and painting. You know, I am
learning oil painting on Saturdays. More importantly, I enjoy travelling a lot.
I have been to many countries (England, Germany, France, Belgium, Holland,
Italy, Malaysia, America, Australia and so forth). Travelling broadens my mind
and widens my horizon. On the one
hand, I can learn foreign cultures that I would like to share with my students.
On the other hand, I can learn how to take care of myself.
Above
all, I think it’s God’s will that allows me to teach here. I would like to
be a good teacher to introduce English to my students. At the same time, I would
also like to introduce God to them. I wish all people in Hebron would have a
happy life under the protection of God.