Scientific evidence indicates that positive emotions can bring benefits to our health, and the need to maintain a healthy and positive psychological state is important to help us deal with daily uncertainties and anxieties.

In a Japanese primary school classroom, a student teacher was making the most of his first experience teaching English to local students. To attract students’ attention and capture their learning interest, he made use of different visuals, engaging the students as far as practicable with verbal cues, body language and even song-and-dance performances.

The Education University of Hong Kong (EdUHK) held an online forum today (9 June) to unveil the admission details of its “Jockey Club Youth Academy for Special Educational Needs” (the Academy), whose mission is to promote lifelong learning for secondary school leavers with special educational needs (SEN). The Academy is the first of its kind among Hong Kong universities.

Do your children ignore your instructions despite repeated warnings? Do they quickly lose interest in learning? Do they get agitated easily?

Thanks to technological advancement, physical education (PE) can go beyond traditional face-to-face instruction at a physical venue. The Department of Health and Physical Education (HPE) at The Education University of Hong Kong (EdUHK) has taken on a pioneering role in delivering PE classes online for students with special educational needs (SEN).