Content that has to do with acquiring skills and knowledge
What do the new laws really mean for Beijingers? Local students, parents, and educators weigh in.
If your Chinese name is a mere homophonic translation of your Western name, it’s time to dig a little deeper.
This week’s DIY camp is all about theatre and design with a little bit of history thrown into the mix. Enjoy!
If you find yourself with some free time this summer but can’t quite face the thought of more tutoring, here are some out-of-the-box side hustle ideas.
SATs have long dominated the college admissions process. However, in light of COVID-19, some institutions are changing their policies.
773 million people are illiterate. The Library project is working to shrink that number.
It’s week one of the Jingkids’ DIY Summer Camp, and this week it’s all about cooking!
Another great activity for when you are stuck inside!
SENIA Beijing provides a helping hand to parents and teachers with differently-abled children.
New laws reignite an old debate. An educator’s opinion on the environment our kids are learning in and what laws can and can’t do to change it.