AbstractAbstract: The teaching of classical Chinese literature has long faced the dilemma of focusing on word translation while neglecting the text’s meaning, emphasizing knowledge transmission over the cultivation of thinking. “There are fish in the North Sea” is a classic opening text of “Zhuangzi: The Happy Wanderer,” serving as a core text that embodies Zhuangzi’s … Read more
Compilation of School Mental Health Education Materials — ‘Healing’ to a Better Self 1. Overall Background and Work Positioning (1) Context and Actual Situation of the Student Population Currently, basic education is gradually shifting from an emphasis on “scores” and “entrance exams” to a stage that values the comprehensive development and harmonious physical and mental … Read more
Under the spotlight of exam-oriented education, we are accustomed to looking up to the halo of top students while anxiously worrying about the plight of underperformers. However, between these two extremes lies a large yet often overlooked group – the average students who neither shine brightly nor cause trouble. These children quietly sit in the … Read more
Dyslexia is a common learning difficulty that requires effective and inclusive teaching strategies. In educational settings, particularly in Chinese-speaking contexts, teaching methods must address specific challenges such as phonological awareness and character recognition deficits. Research highlights the importance of multisensory teaching and individualized intervention in helping students overcome learning barriers. This article presents practical strategies … Read more