Although he hails from Canada, Graydon began his teaching career in New Zealand after studying at the University of Canterbury. From there he taught within the British Curriculum in London, England, before moving to Moscow to teach at ISM.
Graydon's teaching philosophy is motivated by his desire to foster in children the courage to grow beyond their perceived potential. He puts this into practice by cultivating an imaginative, active learning environment that rewards risk and celebrates mistakes as opportunities to learn. Having taught all ages of Primary children, from Nursery up to year 6, Graydon has a wealth of experience to draw upon in order to tailor his teaching to the needs of individual children.
Graydon is especially thrilled to witness his infant son discover the world, and enjoys spending time cycling when he is not at home with his family.
Qualifications:
University of Canterbury - Graduate Diploma in Teaching and Learning (Primary)
University of British Columbia – Bachelor of Arts – Anthropology
