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Many parents hope that their children can be focused and serious when learning. In this episode of "Easier Parenting", we have invited speech therapist Zandra Mok to share with parents how to enhance children's concentration through play.

Being able to express one's thoughts clearly is important for children. In this episode of "Easier Parenting", speech therapist Zandra Mok is invited to share how to improve children's expressive abilities.

At the end of January, the Coroner's Court formally concluded the tragedy of Lee Tung Hai Primary School, delivering justice for the unfortunate deceased teacher, Lam Lai Tong. However, what is more important is how to effectively prevent similar incidents from happening again—teachers who teach with dedication, love their students, and are loyal to their duties are bullied and disrespected at work. The author believes that this is not only the responsibility of principals and teachers, and educational groups, but in fact, education authorities, parents, and members of society can also help maintain the dignity of the teaching profession.

Children tend to daydream during homework, leading to missed words or strokes, writing too large or too small, or asymmetrical handwriting. The act of symmetrical doodling can help children overcome these issues by establishing a sense of space and direction relative to their bodies, improving hand-eye coordination, and aiding in thinking, organizing, memorizing, and writing abilities, thus enhancing the child's concentration.

As September arrives, it's time for school to start. Due to the pandemic, children are temporarily unable to return to school for classes, and some parents are concerned whether online learning will affect their children's learning progress. Furthermore, for younger kindergarten students, parents may worry that the children will have fewer opportunities to talk face-to-face with their classmates, which could affect the development of the children's speaking abilities. This session's theme is about tips for enhancing the speaking skills of children aged 3 to 6 and will feature professional advice from Ms. Mok Yee Duen, Project Manager (Registered Speech Therapist) of the Whole Person Development Centre at The Education University of Hong Kong.

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The Faculty of Education and Human Development at The Education University of Hong Kong (EdUHK) launched its new Bioanalytical Laboratory for Educational Sciences (BLESS) with paid services in July 2020. This is the first bioanalytical lab to focus on education research in Hong Kong.

Children with autism may have stereotyped memories and delayed speech development. Even if they speak with a large vocabulary, they may "falter" and get confused in understanding multi-step instructions and things, so what can parents do to help them?

My therapy room is across a wide avenue. As I was tidying up my therapy room, I could hear the sound of three-year-old Dee Dee's laughter and the sound of rapid footsteps. I knew it was time for Dee Dee to come to class. My mom, who had been left more than 10 meters behind, chased after Dee Dee with several bags on her back. I thought to myself, "I have to calm down the kids and adults first.

Integrated Centre of Wellbeing in collaboration with the Lutheran Center for Youth Development, is the first in the world to apply "eye movement tracking" technology to drug treatment research, finding that drug abusers are more likely to be attracted to pictures of drugs, and to gaze at them for a longer period of time.

This week's FOCUS. Interview: Encouraging Children to Do Brain Exercises to Enhance Concentration

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