The Standard Goodies: Healing music
14th May 2018 WHEN a young boy begins to play on his family’s piano, just plunking the keys, his father signs him up for lessons. Raj learns notes then songs and finally classical pieces. But…
The Standard Goodies: Don’t worry, be happy
21st May 2018 THE young mouse Wemberly worries constantly despite her family telling her not to. Her biggest worry is her first day of school. When she arrives…
The Standard Goodies: Honesty is the best policy
7th May 2018 PING is the subject of a Chinese emperor who is exceptionally gifted at growing things. When it is time for the old king to choose his successor, he tests the children…
The Standard Goodies: Fortune favours the brave
30th Apr 2018 From the award-winning creators of What Do You Do With An Idea? This story is about a child who is unsure what to make of a chance encounter. After not taking some initial chances, the child sees that…
The Standard Goodies: Trusting others to work together
25th Apr 2018 STONE Soup, set in rural China, follows three monks who take a journey into the mountains to try to understand what makes one happy. They pass through a war-torn village…
The Standard Goodies: Appreciating silence
16th Apr 2018 IN The Sound of Silence, which is set in the hustle and bustle of Tokyo, Yoshio asks a musician, “Do you have a favourite sound?” She replies, “The most beautiful sound is the sound of ma, of silence.”
Apr 25th 2018: Professor Stephen D Krashen – What’s new in literacy research? Mostly good news
This presentation is (nearly) all good news: Research confirms that there are inexpensive and pleasant ways of making sure young people reach the highest levels of literacy and increase their overall knowledge. No grim determination is necessary, I will also share some exciting trends in library design, simple and painless ways of increasing bilingualism, and […]
The Standard Goodies: Face up to problems
9th Apr 2018 WHAT do you do with a problem that follows you around and does not seem to go away? Do you worry about it? Ignore it? Do you run and hide from it? The longer the problem is avoided, the bigger it seems to get.
Apr 20th 2018: Eric Litwin, Author of the Pete the Cat series
Eric Litwin, #1 New York Times Best Selling author of the Pete the Cat series Bringing Music and Literacy together to support local charity Bring Me A Book Hong Kong Date: Friday 20 April Time: 17:00-18:00 (Please come 15 mins earlier for registration) Venue: The Vista Ballroom, The American Club, 28 Tai Tam Road, […]
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Smart Parents (2018-03-29) By :陳東紅
