Why can't Hong Kong students write well in English? I've been asked this question so many times that I've long given up trying to come up with an answer and have learnt instead to look at the...
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- May 24, 2013
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'The best way to become acquainted with a subject is to write a book about it'
Benjamin Disraeli (1804-1881) - British politician and novelist
Writing is something...
In ancient China, poetry was like song: Tang (619-907) and Song (960-1279) dynasty poems were often accompanied by music and performed at banquets and other gatherings.
My son's handwriting is terrible and he is in Primary Four. I know things have changed since I was at school, but surely neat writing is still important.
Is it unforgiveable, not to mention fraudulent, for students to hire ghostwriters to write undergraduate essays? It is. But, then again, so is the multibillion-dollar college admissions industry...
It's that time of year again when romance is in the air. Despite the trend for all things do-it-yourself, composing love letters is not the 'hip' thing to do any more.
Improvements in higher education have, ironically, played a part in the growth of the trade in fake credentials. As employers ask for ever-higher qualifications, dodgy organisations known as...
HONG KONG - Students condemned the hiring of ghostwriters after a Hong Kong-based company was found selling academic papers to university students worldwide.
Lawmakers are calling for police to investigate the 'unforgivable fraud' of a company based in Hong Kong that sells academic papers to university students worldwide.
The problem of students paying someone else to write their academic papers is all too familiar on the mainland - and it is being driven by a thriving industry.
My son is quite a good writer and likes reading, but he tells me he really dislikes creative writing. He puts very little effort into it, and his stories and poems don't reflect his writing...
It's the last shopping day before Christmas, and the clock is ticking. Luckily for the complacent, forgetful and downright slothful among us, we still have time to send a Christmas card.
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