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Nicola Chan
Nicola Chan
Hong Kong
Reporter, Young Post
Nicola Chan is a former Young Post reporter. A firm believer in education and self-care, she has a strong interest in writing about teenage psychology and mental health. She’s also constantly on the hunt for stories about inspiring students and campus events. She has a master’s degree in Comparative Literature.

The Hong Kong protests and class suspensions due to Covid-19 have made this year especially difficult for students taking the assessments. 

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Call for alternative methods of online teaching due to concerns over data security and hacking; ‘non-cooperation action’ will see students switching off webcams and adding protest slogans

Don’t assume questions in section A are easier than in section B, say maths tutors. They also recommend to review topics taught in junior secondary, like polar coordinates and estimation.

With online lessons in place for the last two months due to Covid-19, teens share the surprising people they miss from life before the pandemic.

Officers are only allowed to look for relevant information if the person is suspected of committing a crime or putting others in danger.

The HKEAA will also require students to wear masks and check their body temperature; candidates who cannot wear masks for medical reasons will sit separately.

As of Thursday afternoon, schools that provide the International Baccalaureate curriculum have decided not to defer assessment deadlines.

The Education Bureau announced classes would be suspended until at least March 16, so we asked readers, including those about to take the HKDSE, what they thought about this.

Raspberry Pi-powered device analyses hand-drawn spirals to detect signs of the disease using the power of artificial intelligence.

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