一，二，三! Methods and Apps To Help Your Child Learn Chinese
Whether or not you want to, living in China means you or your kid is going to have to pick up some measure of Chinese.
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More Education Reforms: Chinese Government Bans Written Exams For 1st And 2nd Graders
New restrictions on testing could have far-reaching effects.
What To Ask on Your ECE Tour
When choosing your child’s first school there are a million things to consider. After you have read all the websites, parent reviews, and brochures it’s time to actually go take a tour. Here’s what to ask to get the most out of that visit.
So What Questions Do You Have? Acing Your Teacher Interview
We asked some of Beijing’s HR professionals what questions make a teacher stand out in the interview room. Here is their best advice.
New Education Regulations and the 5 Things Every Foreign Teacher Should Do Now
Here are five productive things educators can do in the midst of rumors and changing regulations.
Here We Go Again: Coping With Delayed Back-to-School Dates
It may feel like Groundhogs Day, but this time you’re wiser. Here is a recap of best lockdown practices while we wait for school to start up again.
What the Tutoring Ban Really Means for Kids, Parents, and Educators
What do the new laws really mean for Beijingers? Local students, parents, and educators weigh in.
DIY Summer Camp Week 3: Theater and Design
This week’s DIY camp is all about theatre and design with a little bit of history thrown into the mix. Enjoy!
I’m a Hustler Baby, Just Want You To Know: Teacher Side Gigs That Aren’t Tutoring
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.
The Library Project’s Quest To Make Reading a Human Right
773 million people are illiterate. The Library project is working to shrink that number.