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With the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) in recent years, the technology has become an important tool for some top scorers looking to boost their performance, though they said they had remained cautious and avoided overreliance on it.

Caron Fung Yuet-kiu, a top scorer at the True Light School of Hong Kong, said she had used some AI tools, such as DeepSeek, for Chinese writing inspiration and even for English speaking practice when she could not find anyone to talk to.

DSE 2025: 11 of 16 top scorers plan to study medicine in Hong Kong Some top performers looking to study overseas, while one set to enrol in veterinary medicine.

"My child cried all night after hearing the news—their long-awaited farewell party is gone." Others vented about logistical headaches, with one netizen writing, "I took a day off work for today’s graduation, only to have to request another leave for Monday’s rescheduled event. Why couldn’t they decide this morning when it’s clearly not raining?"

Sunny surprise sparks outrage after HK schools close for storms that never came Hong Kong parents and students expressed frustration after schools were abruptly closed on Friday (July 11) due to fears of severe thunderstorms—only for the day to turn out mostly sunny, disrupting long-awaited graduation ceremonies and year-end events.

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Avoiding & reducing stress on the Trinity Cert TESOL Course Nobody will disagree when I say that the Cert TESOL is demanding. There’s no denying that it is intensive, it does have high standards, it does need hard work. As with everything, whether it’s achievement in sport, any other skill or academic pursuit, you won’t be surprised to learn that it is...

Unlike a lot of other tech, adoption of AI in education isn’t being driven by governments, schools, or even teachers. It’s being driven by students. It doesn’t matter whether you think AI is the best thing since sliced bread or an evil apparatus that will destroy education. Your students are already using it. There are only two options for educators. Allow students to use AI however they want or teach students how to use AI responsibly.

Using AI for Assignments & Homework: Strategies for Students and Teachers “How can I stop my students using AI or ChatGPT for homework?” That was the one question I was bombarded with in 2023. It’s understandable that teachers are, or were, worried about AI. Every time a disruptive new technology comes along, there is a fear that some students will use it to gain an...

Figures released on Monday showed a significant drop in the performance of Primary Six pupils this year, with the percentage of those attaining the level required in Chinese, English and Mathematics all hitting their lowest since records began in 2005.

Pupils score worse in first post-Covid TSA - RTHK The percentage of pupils meeting basic competency levels in this year's Territory-wide System Assessment (TSA) has dropped, but education authorities...

RTHK designed an experiment to see how powerful ChatGPT is, by putting it in the hands of two primary school children who had to compete against experts and top-scorers in a mock DSE exam.

Watch their video to find out how it went.

Learning with AI: Bot vs Brains The growing influence of AI products like ChatGPT has been one of the biggest stories this year, with some calling 2023 the Year of AI. But how will t...

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Vietnam also follows a zodiac calendar with 12 signs, but just 10 are the same as the ones the Chinese refer to.

Why Vietnam is celebrating the Year of the Cat, not the Rabbit One theory is the Vietnamese made their own interpretation of the Chinese word for rabbit, ‘mao’. In Vietnamese, this sounds like ‘meo’, which means cat.