Perfect Puzzle

Perfect Puzzle

By RTHK.HKEducation
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Perfect Puzzle episodes

  • I Can Do It
    Episode 6 “I Can Do It” Inclusive Education
    Every child has his / her right to learn and grow up in a pleasant environment, but students with physical or mental disabilities are often facing great challenges when they are learning. In this episode, w...
    22 min
  • The Happy Battlefield
    The Happy Battlefield Hong Kong Children’s Hospital
    To children, the hospital is always a scary place. The Hong Kong Children’s Hospital (HKCH), still under construction, is intended to be rid of the image of being cold and distant, which is oft...
    22 min
  • Happiness That We All Share
    Every child shall enjoy their birthright to grow healthily, learn joyfully and play happily, and the same applies to disabled children. In Missouri, U.S.A, a mother turns a new leaf by volunteering to raise fund and build a “barrier-free playground”, ...
    22 min
  • Stop and Think about It
    "Winning at the Starting Line” puts children and parents in Hong Kong under tremendous pressure everyday as if they are going through a war. For them, life means homework, tutoring lessons / classes and examinations, while sleep has become a luxury. ...
    22 min
  • To Have More Fun Than You
    Playing is part of human nature. In the past, the humankind learned through playing, which is the most natural and most human mode of learning. Today, we are putting the cart before the horse: we have abandoned playing, and we urge our children to st...
    22 min
  • Let’s Get Started!
    “Let’s Get Started!”
    All parents hope that their children can grow up healthily. In order to achieve this, “hoping” is not enough. We have to teach our children the importance of “health” such that they can lead a healthy life. And that will benefi...
    22 min

About Perfect Puzzle

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Since 1994, Hong Kong has become a member of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC), and this year will mark the 21st anniversary of Hong Kong’s membership. The implementation of the Convention not only relies on the shoulder of the Government, but also on every adult. We must put into consideration the needs of children in every aspect of our lives and act on the Convention in accordance with its ideal, so as to allow our children to grow healthily in a social environment under protection. On the other hand, children need to understand their own rights as well.