Project Yi Jin is a program for all those Form Five school leavers without any chance of making it into Form VI, because they failed most of the exams in the HKCEE.  They a...

I am several blogs behind in my writing and I really should get on with it.  But, when I stumbled onto this blog, whose blog 主 shall remain nameless, out of...

This article by Alex Lo appeared in yesterday's SCMP Obersver's column: Public education, local in all but name It is one of Hong Kong 's well-known secrets: many...

Regina “Broomhead” Ip is not one of my political idols.  However,  when she stays away from politics, and writes about education instead, she hits some good point...

Despite my blogname, I am not a real teacher.  For the origin of my blogname, please refer to one of my earlier blogs.  It has something to do with the novel Da V...

In my secretarial English class, there’s a trio named Candy, Yumi, and Ava.  They almost always arrive together, take their breaks together, and leave together.  After...

We shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe, to guarantee the privileged status of the elites over the masses in Hong Kong .&n...

It’s that time of the year again.  Ten of thousands of fine HK youngsters are told by society that they’re failures, and are suitable only for the lowest paid jobs, of whic...

The school is not aware of my allowing students to use their textbook and notes during final exam, and neither is the professional institute.    In a way, I don’t par...

It is the first day of this business communication class.  I arrive early as usual, and watch the students streaming in as 7 pm approaches.  This is a more serious cla...