Kai-ming Cheng was involved with Hong Kong’s education reforms in 1999, when it was recognised that society had changed, so education had to change accordingly. Photo: Jonathan Wong Kai-ming Cheng was involved with Hong Kong’s education reforms in 1999, when it was recognised that society had changed, so education had to change accordingly. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Kai-ming Cheng was involved with Hong Kong’s education reforms in 1999, when it was recognised that society had changed, so education had to change accordingly. Photo: Jonathan Wong
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Why Hong Kong’s leading education reformer is thinking of turning to TikTok

  • Kai-ming Cheng talks about a life dedicated to preparing students for an ever-changing future
  • He wants to consolidate what he’s been thinking and teaching into something tangible

Topic |   Education
Kate Whitehead
Kate Whitehead

Updated: 11:15pm, 9 May, 2021

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Kai-ming Cheng was involved with Hong Kong’s education reforms in 1999, when it was recognised that society had changed, so education had to change accordingly. Photo: Jonathan Wong Kai-ming Cheng was involved with Hong Kong’s education reforms in 1999, when it was recognised that society had changed, so education had to change accordingly. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Kai-ming Cheng was involved with Hong Kong’s education reforms in 1999, when it was recognised that society had changed, so education had to change accordingly. Photo: Jonathan Wong
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