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A door to success: reading for pleasure

Cultivating children’s interest in reading is far more important than pushing them in academic achievement. To help your kids develop this habit that could change their future for the better, Dr. Agnes Chan suggests starting with 10 minutes of reading every day.

To help your kids enjoy a great start in life, it’s more important to cultivate their interest in reading rather than blindly pushing them to chase good grades. To help your kids enjoy a great start in life, it’s more important to cultivate their interest in reading rather than blindly pushing them to chase good grades.

A door to success: reading for pleasure

Cultivating children’s interest in reading is far more important than pushing them in academic achievement. To help your kids develop this habit that could change their future for the better, Dr. Agnes Chan suggests starting with 10 minutes of reading every day.

July 15, 2018
Peter Chiu’s tips for primary school admission interviews and choosing the best schools

Do you want your kids to stand out in a primary school admission interview? Experienced education advisor Mr Peter Chiu Wing-Tak shares some useful interview tips below for increasing your child's chance of getting an offer.

July 10, 2018
Say ‘No’ to textbook-memorising – STEM is more than technology
Cultivate your kids’ interest in STEM and expand their learning beyond the scope of high-tech science. Have you ever tried building a mini launcher with popsicle sticks, rubber bands, bottle caps and ping pong balls?
July 05, 2018
Three ways to help your teenage kids plan their career path

Kids like to go their own ways when they reach adolescence. All of us have been rebellious teenagers at some point, so it’s important for parents to show understanding and respect.

  • July 02, 2018

    A door to success: reading for pleasure

    Cultivating children’s interest in reading is far more important than pushing them in academic achievement. To help your kids develop this habit that could change their future for the better, Dr. Agnes Chan suggests starting with 10 minutes of reading every day.