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    Executive Producer:Choi Fung Ling

    27/09/2025

    Award: Chief Executive’s Award for Teaching Excellence, Certificate of Merit
    (Technology Education Key Learning Area)
    School: King's College
    Awardee: Lee Ho-yin

    Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a buzzword in recent years. From smartphones and computer programmes to daily life, AI exists everywhere.

    Mr Lee Ho-yin, the STEAM Coordinator at King’s College, saw AI’s potential and began incorporating AI education into his classes eight years ago. Gradually, AI has become part of the standard syllabus of computer studies across all forms. Mr. Lee is committed to promoting AI education. He is coordinating the AI Learning Circle formed by 16 government secondary schools, hoping to spread AI education to more schools.

    Beyond technology, Mr. Lee is also a disciple of Hung Kuen under the lineage of Wong Fei-hung, serving as the school’s martial arts instructor, teaching traditional Chinese martial arts and lion dance.

    As a martial artist, how does he instill the spirit of martial arts in his students? And what inspiration do they take away from it?

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    • Fun Learning with Children’s Book

      Fun Learning with Children’s Book

      Award: Chief Executive’s Award for Teaching Excellence (Chinese Language Education Key Learning Area)
      School: Sau Ming Primary School
      Awardees: Yip Wai-ting, Leung Yuk-mei, Tang Ying-suet, Ho Wing-chi

      Reading offers immense benefits for language acquisition and even academic learning. Studies indicate that children who cultivate reading habits from an early age demonstrate enhanced brain development and communication skills. To boost student’s motivation and interest in reading, a group of Chinese language teachers at Sau Ming Primary School introduced children’s books into the regular curriculum in 2011, pioneering an initiative to enhance language literacy, inspire creativity and nurture mental well-being through children’s books.

      Over the past decade, the children’s book program has evolved significantly, enriched by innovative activities such as cross-subject reading, book crossing and children’s book field trips. Results were remarkable. Students take ownership in their learning and become more confident, while teachers are satisfied with the learning approach. Furthermore, the teacher-student dynamic has subtly transformed, shifting from traditional one-way teaching to mutual sharing. Learning is no longer restricted to “teach” and “learn.”

      04/10/2025
    • When Students Learn AI

      When Students Learn AI

      Award: Chief Executive’s Award for Teaching Excellence, Certificate of Merit
      (Technology Education Key Learning Area)
      School: King's College
      Awardee: Lee Ho-yin

      Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a buzzword in recent years. From smartphones and computer programmes to daily life, AI exists everywhere.

      Mr Lee Ho-yin, the STEAM Coordinator at King’s College, saw AI’s potential and began incorporating AI education into his classes eight years ago. Gradually, AI has become part of the standard syllabus of computer studies across all forms. Mr. Lee is committed to promoting AI education. He is coordinating the AI Learning Circle formed by 16 government secondary schools, hoping to spread AI education to more schools.

      Beyond technology, Mr. Lee is also a disciple of Hung Kuen under the lineage of Wong Fei-hung, serving as the school’s martial arts instructor, teaching traditional Chinese martial arts and lion dance.

      As a martial artist, how does he instill the spirit of martial arts in his students? And what inspiration do they take away from it?

      27/09/2025