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If you are struggling with finding content for your classes or materials for self-studying, check out this website that offers academic content for students from Kindergarten to Grade 12. Many of the articles also . . .
Hong Kong parents might want to consider arts as potential subject for their children. Recent studies have shown that children who engage in the arts – such as dance, theatre, or visual mediums — have . . .
Passionate about climate change, international affairs and environmental policy, Jane Chan set her mind to completing a mid-year personal project that was original, profitable and socially impactful. Her idea was . . .
Many psychology students will encounter the concept of Self-Fulfilling Prophecy in their IB or A-level curriculum, and will leave school knowing well enough to think twice before using and promoting these labels o . . .
Although this list contains a lot of books which many college-educated adults have not read, the list is certainly one which promises a well-rounded introduction to a range of works, ideas and philosophies which m . . .
Why doing some research I came across this interesting article published late last year in The Conversation. As an Economics teacher and former career adviser I just always assumed improved education would be . . .
As Hong Kong’s only official alternative school exam centre, we provide IGCSE and IAL exams throughout the year mainly in January and June. For certain subjects, we also offer an October sitting which provid . . .
A recent SCMP article discusses how gender inequality still seem to exist in Hong Kong schools depute the government’s attempts to solve the problem. The author of the article argues that “Fighting po . . .
Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration.
