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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 . . .
Here is a very interesting and informative article from Forbes magazine giving some advice for teachers seeking to make a switch from education to corporate. In the UK, according to The Guardian, aroun . . .
A recent survey carried out by Chinese University and the Hong Kong Association of the Heads of Secondary Schools had some interesting findings including: Most Hong Kong teachers and principals want students to . . .
ChalkFace loves to share exceptional actions by educators from around the Globe, therefore Corrina Reamer deserves our praise. Multiple studies have shown if children are introduced to the pleasures of r . . .
ChalkFace has been reporting on a range of programs and efforts to try to improve female education around the Globe, and this article from The Independent shows the poor state of access that girls have to ed . . .
The desire for a British based education seems to be continuing to grow in the Greater Bay Area. Ten British schools are expected to open in the GBA by 2022, most of them located in Guangzhou and Shenzhen, bringin . . .
