By Menglei Han, bostonese.com Boston, Feb. 3, 2015, — Kwong Kow Chinese School(KKCS) held a fundraising dinner party at the Empire Garden Restaurant in Boston Chinatown recently. The theme of the party is “Heritage, Innovation, and Responsibility.” Nearly 500 people attended the party and donated. KKCS collected about $180,000 for their future development. Boston City… Continue reading Tufts Medical Center Honored at Kwong Kow Chinese School Fundraising Gala
Tag: Edu
ACLS to Celebrate Chinese New Year on March 1
Dear ACLS Families and Friends, There will be no school this Sunday, Jan 25. The school will resume on Feb 1. Please enjoy your short break. ACLS principles meet with parent at start of 2014-2015 school year(file photo).
Synergy International Exchange Prepares Students for Social Innovation
Cambridge, Mass., Jan 27, 2015, — United Cultures Innovation Center For International Cooperation and Harvard Social Innovation Collaborative co-organized Synergy International Exchange Program for Social Innovation both in Beijing and at Harvard University from January 3 to 23, 2015.
CCCC to Hold Youth Eye Care Lecture By Dr. Richard Zhang
Boston, Jan. 23, 2015, — Cambridge Center for Chinese Culture (CCCC) will hold a lecture on Youth Eye Care this Sunday morning. The lecture is one of the seven lectures CCCC offers during first first quarter of 2015.
This Asian Student’s Essay Won Admission to Johns Hopkins
Hometown By Quan Life without language: all the ideas, thoughts, and emotions present, but unable to be expressed. This is how I picture my grandfather when he first immigrated to America with my grandmother and their nine children. Lost, he wanders around, hoping to bump into someone who can understand him. He raises his own… Continue reading This Asian Student’s Essay Won Admission to Johns Hopkins
Eight Content Changes Coming to the New SAT in 2016
By Neil Chyten (Neil Chyten is the founder of the Chyten Center, and an author of many SAT, ACT and other test preparation books.) (2nd and 3rd from left)Mr. and Mrs. Neil Cheyten at Wanjiaweb annual conference (provided to bostonese.com).
Eight Structural Changes Coming to The New SAT in 2016
By Chyten Center The new SAT will debut in 2016. There are some structural changes in the new SAT test. Analyzing these changes gives students in the class of 2017 a head start on SAT preparation.
SAPA-NE Holds the 17th Scientific Symposium and Talent Recruitment
By Victor Chen, bostonese.com Cambridge, Mass., Dec. 23, 2014, — The classroom of MIT Sloan School of Management was packed with close to 100 attendees of the 17th SAPA-NE Scientific Symposium in the afternoon of Dec. 6. “The new frontier therapeutics: stem cells and regenerative medicine” was the title of this year’s symposium. Speakers and… Continue reading SAPA-NE Holds the 17th Scientific Symposium and Talent Recruitment
Neil Chyten Analyzes Changes Coming to the New SAT
Neil Chyten lectures about SAT at Cambridge Center for Chinese Culture (file photo). How can the name of a star help you master the New SAT coming in March 2016? The New SAT Reading Test will have four single passages and one set of paired passages. Each passage or pair will be 500 – 750… Continue reading Neil Chyten Analyzes Changes Coming to the New SAT
Asian Women Needed for AWARE Study at BU School of Social Work
Dec. 9, 2014, — The AWARE Study (Asian Women’s Action for Resilience and Empowerment) is a research study designed to promote the mental health well-being of Asian-American Women. More Chinese-American, Vietnamese-American or Korean-American women are needed to participate in a clinical trial to develop the full AWARE intervention by participating in a group psychotherapy intervention… Continue reading Asian Women Needed for AWARE Study at BU School of Social Work