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Resource Teachers Network
The First Gathering (2023/24)

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Resource Teachers attending the gathering

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Date: 24 January 2024 (Wednesday)

Time: 3:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Venue: Rm W301, 3/F, West Block, Kowloon Tong Education Services Centre

Target participants: 

Resource Teachers of the Language Learning Support Section (LLSS)

Guest speakers: 

Mr LAM Chun-pong, Stephen (English teacher of Cotton Spinners Association Secondary School)
Ms LAM Suk-cho (Vice Principal of Shanghai Alumni Primary School)


To build a stronger connection among the Resource Teachers, our Section organised the first gathering to establish the Resource Teachers Network. Resource Teachers of both Chinese and English Language Education from various schools came together to share their valuable insights into how to empower the Resource Teachers Network. The objectives of the gathering were as follows:
      To build a network of Resource Teachers to foster a strong and supportive community and nurture a sense of belonging; and
      To deepen and sustain the efforts of Resource Teachers to make further contribution to language education in Hong Kong.
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Introduction to the Resource Teachers Network
Chief Curriculum Development Officer, Mr William CHENG, introduced the significance and purpose of the network.

  1. To emphasise the vision and mission of Resource Teachers, highlighting their crucial role as leaders in the education sector and valuable resources for schools and teachers
  2. To form a network of practitioners committed to improving practice
  3. To reaffirm the commitment of LLSS to tap Resource Teachers’ expertise in bringing changes to the learning, teaching and curriculum development in Chinese/English Language Education
  4. For Resource Teachers to reaffirm their commitment to enhancing the professional capacity of members of the education network
  5. To propose and carve a way forward for the Resource Teachers Network
  6. To get to know other Resource Teachers, mingle and network with them
Mr CHENG elaborated on the roles of Resource Teachers, emphasising their importance and contributions within the education sector through the following slides.
   
   

Resource Teachers’ experience sharing
The two guest speakers shared valuable insights on fulfilling the role of Resource Teacher and reflected on their personal growth and accomplishments.
Quotes from guest speakers:

“The fruit of education takes time to ripen.” That quote really resonates with me. When the right time comes, change will happen somewhere, somehow, sometime and make an impact. I believe it is like what we are doing right now.
Mr Stephen LAM
Becoming a Resource Teacher not only enables you to grow professionally but also empowers you to bring what you have learnt back to your school, benefiting other teachers.

Ms LAM Suk-cho

Group discussion – The way forward
Drawing upon their collective wisdom, teachers provided suggestions on how to actively engage themselves in the Resource Teachers Network. They also proposed various activities aimed at enhancing the positive impact on the school sector.

Behind the scenes
Resource Teachers enthusiastically mingled and networked during the gathering, with some even exchanging telephone numbers and forming communication groups. Their dedication to fostering ongoing connections and facilitating the sharing of curriculum updates among themselves contributed to the success of the event.