How the Global Pandemic is reshaping the Education Sector
The education industry is on the cusp of a Digital Revolution. Educators around the world are aware of the increasing importance of technology in teaching and learning. Technology can be used both as a platform and interface for facilitating learning experiences…
How to move beyond the hysteria of News Media
‘Armed gang steals toilet rolls in panic-buying hit Hong Kong.’ This could be a contender for the best (or worst) headline of all time. A couple of weeks back, Hong Kong supermarkets ran out of toilet rolls, house cleaning products and…
My name is — and I am an alcoholic. Many of you may have heard this statement in T.V shows or movies where the characters, usually in jail, attend AA meetings.
Alcoholism is a symptom of a mental and physiological illness called addiction. Addiction is thankfully being discussed more regularly…
David Angel Jnr’s. mother Maria, lives in a blue town house in Oaxaca. Years ago, David Jnr. and his younger brother Miguel helped their father David Snr., paint the outside of the house. This was long before David Snr. passed away. When Maria and David Snr. were courting they sat…
Fiction writing entangled in identity politics is no new phenomenon. In 2016, Calvin Trillin’s Chinese food poem ‘Have they run out of provinces yet?’ caused a stir between those who recognised it as a poorly written attempt at satire; poet Jenny Zhang said: ‘Don’t say “it’s self-aware parody!” just say…
