AKA with local students

AKA Homework Support

AKA has granted us a remarkable chance to gain valuable insights into the learning environment of local school students in Hong Kong. Over the course of six weeks, we have dedicated ourselves to providing tutoring services, conducting Chinese and English enhancement classes, and fostering strong bonds with our students.

Our primary objective extends beyond simply augmenting their knowledge; we aspire to instill in them a deep sense of care and support, empowering them to believe in their own capabilities and emboldening them to navigate the challenges of the world. 

——Pinxuan Wang (Group Leader)

What Students Learn 

Thinking Skills

Critical Thinking Skill 

Students can differentiate between good behavior and bad behavior.

Critical Thinking Skill

Students write down the good behavior they choose when feeling angry.


Critical Thinking Skill 

Students share opinions about pictographs.


Critical Thinking Skill

Students think about those around them who contribute to the community.

Creative Thinking Skill 

Students create the sign for their classroom.

Creative Thinking Skill  

Students are creating their own signs and symbols.

Transfer Skill

Students adapt their own sign designs to suit different occasions.

Transfer Skill

The boy is teaching the girl to fold book corners.


Transfer Skill

Students try to introduce Hong Kong cuisine after learning Chinese cuisine.

Social Skills

Collaboration Skill

Teammates work together to draw the picture.

Collaboration Skill

Students work in pairs to make a lantern.

Communication Skills

Communication Skill

The student is introducing his design to the teacher.

Communication Skill

The representative is sharing his idea about MTR signs.

Communication Skill

Students share their thoughts about the word cards.

Communication Skill

Students match community helpers with their duties.

Communication Skill

The student is sharing his favorite local food with us.


Communication Skill

Students express different ideas about pictographs.


Self-management Skills

Organization Skill

Learners are using their initiatives.

Organization Skill

The student always volunteers to wipe the whiteboard.

Affective Skill

Students learn to manage their emotions when necessary.

Affective Skill

Students know how to release stress.

Reflection Skill

Students learn to reflect on themselves by comparing their work with the original picture.

Reflection Skill

Students discuss their dream jobs in the future and what they need to do now to achieve their dreams.

Research Skills

Information Literary

Students read picture books and combine text and illustrations to extract information and complete graphic organizers. 

Information Literary

Students match the food with areas on the map based on Google information.

Media Literary

Students watch the video to learn "Eight Categories of Chinese Cuisine".


Media Literary

Students search the riddles together on the Internet.

Students' Creative Work 

After Class:)

Final Product

《不一樣也沒關係》繪本.pdf

It's Okay to Be Different

《不一樣也沒關係》

We wrote a picture book that tells the story of a child who gradually realizes that his so-called shortcomings can also be his shining points. This child initially had low self-esteem, but later became confident and realized that he did not need to follow the crowd to gain a sense of self-worth.

Cross Project 

elderly

Students clap their hands, clap their legs and stomp their feet to the music 「布穀鳥」to learn simple dance.

read cycling

Students learn about environmental protection and folding book corners.

Our Team 

WANG PINXUAN (Erik)

Practice is the best path to acquire knowledge.


SANG DI (Sandy)

Never forget to show empathy and humanitarianism in the long journey.

CHEN QIAN (Erin)

Open your mind to the possibilities.


FAN JIANTAO (Karena)

"The best teachers teach from the heart, not from the book. "With love and patience, nothing is impossible.