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Balancing Act: Catering to Cross-Boundary and Hong Kong-Based Students

Posted on04 Mar 2021

Tagsclassroom management, covid-19, cross boundary students, distance learning, inclusive pedagogy, interactive teaching, lesson objectives, live streaming, online extracurricular activities, online teaching, teach hong kong, teaching, travel restrictions

Hong Kong schools are currently transitioning from online to in-person teaching. Chatteris’ own Aarohi Narain talks us through how we’re supporting all students through this period.

Chatteris Tutor teaches a class at a primary school.

Addressing the Opportunity Gap: Contemporary Challenges in Hong Kong Schools

Posted on17 Feb 2021

Tagscross boundary students, english education, english language learning, english proficiency, hong kong students, lesson design, newly arrived children, online learning

Chatteris' own Aarohi Narain tells us about the challenges faced by Newly Arrived Children and Cross-Boundary Students in Hong Kong schools.

A team of Chatteris tutors with filled rubbish bags after a successful beach clean

Chatteris Beach Cleans: Shifting Eco-Anxiety to Eco-Action

Posted on27 Jan 2021

Tagsbeach clean, eco action, eco anxiety, green living hong kong, hong kong, lamma island

Chatteris' own Lucie Goddard talks us through how our tutors have been looking out for Hong Kong's coastal eco-systems with a series of beach cleans.

Hong Kong and Taipei: A Comparison

Posted on19 Jan 2021

Tagsdim sum, exploring, hike hong kong, hike taiwan, hong kong, night market, rechao, taipei, Travel, year abroad

Chatteris' own Freya Wallace talks us through her experiences living in 台北 and 香港.

Are you really smarter than a 10-year-old? Three lessons I’ve learnt from teaching primary

Posted on12 Jan 2021

Tagsprimary teaching, teach abroad, teach hong kong

As we settle into a new term, Chatteris' own Henry Kelly reflects on what he's learnt from his role as a tutor in our primary programme.

A Neighbourhood Guide to Sai Kung: What To Do, See and Eat

Posted on08 Jan 2021

Tagsbeach, camping, high island reservoir, hike hong kong, hong kong, long ke wan, new territories, sai kung, tai long wan, vegetarian food, what to do in sai kung

As travel restrictions keep us in Hong Kong for the time being, Chatteris' own Samantha Meredith talks us through an idyllic seaside spot right on our doorstep.

Luke climbs through the Slanted Slit Waterfall

Stream Strolling: A Hike Along Gan Bai

Posted on14 Dec 2020

Tagsadventure, explore hong kong, gan bai, ha pak lai, hike, hike hong kong, new territories, teach abroad, waterfalls

Winter has arrived in Hong Kong but our tutors are always down for an adventure. Chatteris' own Luke Athow talks us through his favourite hike.

Can Online Extra-Curricular Activities be Engaging?

Posted on09 Dec 2020

Tagsextracurricular english, online extracurricular, online lesson, online teaching, pandemic, professional development, secondary teaching, teach english abroad, teach hong kong

With Hong Kong schools back online, Chatteris' own Anneliese Murray tells us about how our tutors have been extending the English learning opportunities available to their students.

6 Top Tips for Teaching Online Lessons

Posted on03 Dec 2020

Tagsblended classroom, classroom management, distance learning, hong kong, interactive online lessons, kinaesthetic learners, online extracurricular, online lesson, online teaching, pandemic, phonemic awareness, teach english online, teach hong kong, virtual teaching

As Hong Kong schools enter another period of distance learning, Chatteris' own Alice Deptford tells us her top tips for teaching online lessons.

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