By Thai San | Director
Sokha is the daughter of our seamstress. She was brought to learn at HHA when her mother joined our sewing program. Sokha was a shy and silent girl. She didn’t like talking and playing with friends. When she was five-year-old, she was registered into our preschool program. As her mother studied sewing with us, we were easy to work with her parents. Our teacher invited their parents to join the meetings and parenting workshop a few times, so they understand well to educate Sokha more at home and worked collaboratively with us to track Sokha’ s improvement. After joining our preschool for one year, she progressed to our Khmer class. Currently, she is studying grade one at public school and studying English level 1 with us. Sokha has dramatically changed both her knowledge and attitude. She has done a great job with her study. She is one of the outstanding students who ranked number 1 for Khmer class at public school and for English class at HHA. She has become really mature. She stopped being shy. She talks and plays with her friends. She can read and write Khmer children book very well. Apart from learning in class, Sokha mostly spends her time reading book with her friends in our library.
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