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EDB, CHSC and RTHK5 co-produced a Chinese weekly educational radio programme called 'Educated Families' (家家有教) to promote Home-school Cooperation between 2004 and 2012. Educational issues and policies etc. were discussed and analysed at the Programme. Detail
Date Item
26.08.2004   About Whole Day Schooling
19.08.2004   Primary NET Scheme
12.08.2004   How to handle emotion after the release of public examination results
05.08.2004   Adolescents' proper sex attitude.
15.07.2004   Do keep calm at the release of Secondary School Placement Allocation results
01.07.2004   Give the children a meaningful summer vacation
24.06.2004   Examination is inevitable in schools
17.06.2004   Education begins at early childhood
10.06.2004   Read More, Know More
03.06.2004   Teach children what true love is
27.05.2004   To introduce the implementation of 'The 2004 Territory-wide System Assessment of Chinese, English &
20.05.2004   How to improve the English standard of your children
13.05.2004   How to handle stress from public examinations
06.05.2004   About 'Project Learning'
29.04.2004   How to be a good parent
15.04.2004   How to select a secondary school for a Primary Six school leaver
08.04.2004   How can parents protect their children from the influence of gambling
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Background

EDB, CHSC and RTHK5 co-produced a Chinese weekly educational radio programme called 'Educated Families' (家家有教) to promote Home-school Cooperation between 2004 and 2012. Educational issues and policies etc. were discussed and analysed at the Programme.

Content

  • Part One - 'Home-school Office'
    Distinguished guests were invited as guest speakers to discuss and analyse current educational issues and policies.

  • Part Two - ' Scholars’ Motto '
    Sharing of experience of home-school cooperation so as to enlighten life and enhance educational benefit.

  • Part Three - 'Tour round the Schools'
    School Representatives / Parents / Students were invited to share the good practices of teaching and learning of their schools.