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There’s no question that children in school today will encounter an entirely different workplace than the one we’re in now. The impact of new technologies and a changing climate will influence . . .
“In the 19th century, the world was Europeanised. In the 20th century, it was Americanised. Now, it is being Asianised – and much faster than you may think.” (Jonathan Woetzel and Jeongmin Seong, . . .
The Duchess of Cambridge has launched a UK-wide survey to help improve early childhood. The five-question online survey aims to "spark a national conversation" to help create "lasting change for generations to co . . .
We have all heard parents tell their children they can be anything they want to be. As teachers we encourage students to aspire to great heights. However, there is a serious problem with this type of advice o . . .
We all know it is important to get enough sleep. Lack of sleep leaves us grumpy and reduces our productivity, and it leads to mistakes and accidents. So therefore this recent finding from the WHO on lack . . .
Li Kam-hung never imagined that his childhood fascination with cars would one day lead him to a job and first prize in a global competition. The 20-year-old came out on top in the Sustainable Practice Award for c . . .
SCMP recently published an article about how Hong Kong is struggling to teach Chinese to minority students. It is unfortunate to hear that only about 38 per cent of teachers say they are confident in teaching the . . .
Hong Kong is not the only place where computer education is falling behind in regards to coding. It is not that computer science teachers are un-qualified; it is a matter of computer science teachers keeping up to . . .
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