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ESF Language & Learning Attend the Asia-Pacific International Schools Conference (8 - 9 December 2021)

15th Dec 2021
ESF Language & Learning Attend the Asia-Pacific International Schools Conference (8 - 9 December 2021)

Several members of the ESF Language & Learning team attended both the Asia-Pacific International Schools Conference (AISC) and the Learning & Teaching Expo 2021 early this past December.

Both the AISC and LTE are a great chance for individuals who are passionate about education and teaching to come together and discuss the latest trends and popular themes in the world of academia.

  • Powerpoint Slide From AISC
  • 3D Backdrop for LTE 2021
The Asia-Pacific International Schools Conference (AISC) on left and the Learning & Teaching Expo 2021 (LTE) on right.

The Highlights of the AISC Conference


Some highlights of the AISC conference included a fascinating Keynote on work-life balance and self-care by Prof. Liz Jackson, Professor, The Education University of Hong Kong. Her topic was “It's Okay To Have A Bad Day: The Dark Side Of Education For Well-being And Resilience.”

Venus Cheng, a language administrator with ESF Language & Learning, gave insight into why it was beneficial for educators to attend conferences like this. Cheng said:

“We've come to the annual Asia-Pacific International Schools Conference 2021.

One of the core aspects of the conference will be that education professionals can come together, and have the opportunity to take a panoramic view of today's educational world. This includes the themes of leadership, student well-being, and new innovations that happened while we are currently facing the Covid crisis, and so on. Simultaneously, it is a time for us to come together to not only learn and share but a moment for us to connect with others.”

The two-day conference is now a huge part of many educators annual highlights as many are now embracing lifelong learning and incorporating it into their lives.

  • What We Do at EduHK? Slide From AISC.
  • Reflections on how we can innovate during these difficult times.
  • How do we protect the identities of our children and make sure they have a neutral impression of their environment?
  • Shan Shui Natives School introduced to us.
  • How can we experiment on new ways of learning?

By Chris K Lau, Senior Teacher at ESF Language & Learning

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