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This article raises an interesting point. It is true that exam systems such as the A-level/GSCE system (and likely other systems also available in Hong Kong such as IB or DSE) put a large emphasis on being at . . .
Play is critical in improving physical, emotional and mental well-being and has come to the forefront of positive coping strategies for adults in recent studies — many overworked professionals are en . . .
From the ChalkFace tries to keep up to date with significant events in Chinese education, so this article about the number of international students studying in China caught our attention. It is certainly a positi . . .
In relation to a previous article on the subject, schools have taken the necessary steps to ensure that secure social support from their students’ parents are accessible during identifiable extreme mental he . . .
“Children whose parents are divorced are more likely to get fat than those whose parents stay together, say researchers,” according to recent research reported on by the BBC. The study found that . . .
Any of us that love dogs could probably tell you how quick they are at learning, but what we probably didn’t know is that dogs have been evolving to make themselves more likeable to humans! New research . . .
A very big scientific survey was published in Science Daily last week [summary], quite widely reported, that two hours in the country-side per week significantly improves well-being. All the time in Hong Kong we t . . .
The latest survey results have been published by the Australian government. This is the most comprehensive and best survey of student attitudes to a higher education in Australia. Ratings and reviews are . . .
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