Visit This Heartwarming Art Exhibition To Support Inclusivity
It may be freezing cold in Beijing, but you can still warm yourself, starting from the heart.
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What’s Special Education Like in Beijing?
Every year when Jingkids publishes our annual School Choice Guide, there’s one question that parents…
Inclusion Is a Way of Life at Auesome Place, and Belonging Is What They Strive For
Auesome Place believes in the power and necessity of inclusion, and provides a safe, fun environment to cultivate that spirit.
Comparing Special Education Approach and Inclusive Curriculum Design
Every year we have the distinct privilege of compiling a School Choice Guide (SCG) for…
Business, Fatherhood, and Disability: How Cai Cong Faced All Three
More than 85 million people in China identify themselves as living with disabilities, according to…
“Just Like You”: Supporting the Children of Stars on World Autism Day
April 2 is the twelfth annual World Autism Awareness Day. It encourages member states of the…
Education for All: Learning Support Networks and China’s Attitudes to Disability and Inclusion
The discussion about disabilities and special needs in China has come a long way in…
Relative Support: Why Family Help Is Valuable for the Disabled
According to the second national sample survey on disability carried out in 2006, there were…
Update: Schools and Institutions Offering Additional Learning Support in Beijing
As I mentioned in my recent magazine feature, there’s progress on the issue of disabilities…
10 Coolest Fidget Spinners in China for Your Kids Plus: Teachers’ Cautions Against Classroom Use
Fidget spinners are making their way around the globe in popularity, and now they’re ready…