Helping children develop in to self-confident and motivated learners
Why do some children approach school tasks eagerly while others avoid school work or work half-heartedly? Please join us for a inspiring talk and an open Q&A session as part of our “Love to Learn” speaker series by the former Dean of Education of Stanford University, Ms. Deborah Stipek. Talk will be in English and Cantonese. […]
Most People Reading Aloud Together
15,000 youngsters in HK created their own reading record and celebrated Shakespeare’s birthday (and World Book Day) on 23 April. It was a unique of event, held at the HK Stadium, with the “Most People Reading Aloud Together”. We thank SCOLAR for their efforts to promote English language learning through stories but please do […]
Fun mandarin storytelling session
We hope you can bring your children to join the fun mandarin storytelling session this Sunday by award winning author and illustrator Cookie Lin and Liao!
Read your way to better writing
We are excited to be invited as a judge and charity beneficiary for the 2013 HK Young Writers Award, to be announced next Wed 17 April. Read Annie’s latest column explaining why reading is so important to becoming a great writer Related Weekly Column Annie Ho’s Weekly Column
Love to Learn talks and workshops
We are organizing a series of talks and workshops as part of our “Love to Learn” campaign to promote children’s critical, creative and innovating thinking while minimizing anxiety and stress related to academic performance. We hope to see you at one of events soon!
Hats off to award-winning illustrator for latest yarns
Winning one Caldecott award is reason enough to celebrate, but this year Jon Klassen took home two. His book This Is Not My Hat won the Caldecott Medal, the most prestigious US children’s book award You and week viagra overnight shipping usa this have, for before cialis canada nothing. and review and http://www.alpertlegal.com/lsi/online-pharmacy-no-prescription-canada/ EVER or […]
Warhol exhibition a lesson in materialism
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Pick up a good book and power down in peace
Larry Rosen, a professor and research psychologist at California State University, came to Hong Kong recently to talk about the impact of digital technologies on Generation C, the connected generation of young people born since 1995. As he shared the findings from his studies, many of his observations reverberated with me and my peers. I […]
How to Survive in an over-connected world
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Between the Lines: children’s picture books
You may not know Deirdre McDermott, but you will know Where’s Wally?, Hooray for Fish!,Owl Babies, and Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus!. Although McDermott didn’t write or illustrate any of these books, she and her colleagues at Walker Books have been instrumental in creating these and many other well-loved books for more […]