Previous Next This Wednesday, we had our first House competition of this semester – tug of war – and also the first official competition at our new campus. Unlike past semesters, it was a bright and sunny day, a great time for tug-of-war. The new field and the increased number of participants definitely brought more …
Zou Weijian / Eddy Zou SCIE class of 2019 Majors in economics in London School of Economics and Political Science He was Awarded in ONS thesis competition in May 2020, and the paper was published on the website of ONS Report SCIE Teacher: We learned that you just published an academic paper on the official website …
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Introduction: Celinca is an A1 student of SCIE. She spent five vacations which lasted for two and a half years completing a research project on China’s targeted industrial poverty alleviation. In May 2020, the Seoul International Conference invited Celinca to participate in the “Business, Economics, Social Sciences and Humanities” academic seminar. As the only high …
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On the evening of April 12, 2020, the USAD China 2020 officially ended. Due to the outbreak of Coronavirus, the event was delayed and changed to the form of online testing. The USAD USA 2020 originally scheduled on May was unfortunately canceled. In the process of online competition, despite the disruption of the epidemic, the …
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During the time of coronavirus, students of SCIE are all staying at home for the purpose of quarantine. However, members of the Politics ECA have successfully reunited through internet technology, and have gone through a wonderful discussion about the Super Tuesday event during the ongoing presidential election in the United States. Our ECA activity was …
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Food is a basic necessity to all humans. Long ago when there was no pans, ovens or germicides, looking for something edible in nature was a challenge. Our ancestors managed to survive with experience, then they came up with various ideas to turn raw meat of herbs into food, such as putting them over fire. …
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It has been two months since the outbreak of the COVID-19 and the outbreak has reshaped the world to a great extent. On the previous PSHE session on Zoom, Tom and Vivian organized a discussion on the impact of COVID-19 on the entire world as well as ourpersonal lives. In the first part of the …
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Wednesday – Mathematics Last week, I had the opportunity to join an AS Chemistry class. This morning I began with G1.1 Mathematics with Xia Laoshi, Miss Summer. We are using Teams today and the lesson began with the register and assisting the one or two students with connection issues. There were 26 of us in …
As the epidemic of the Coronavirus-Disease-2019(COVID-19) is breaking out in China, we published an article “We Are With Wuhan x SCIE Red Cross | Donation” on January 25th, 2020 to do our part in fighting the virus and to call for an action. We opened our donation channel since then and now we are proud to …
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Twitter Weixin Weibo This article is about how SCIE teachers conduct online teaching during this special period. Students described how their teachers held Zoom meetings, set homeworks, mark essays and give individual feedbacks, thus help them prepare for real exams. History Class For AL history syllabus, we have paper 3 Sources Paper taught by Ms. Lisa, and also …
