Thanks for updating me about the new schools in Macau now.
Chun-chun's Mom,
Sacred Heart's kindergarten just started to use the "active learning" approach years ago, as I knew someone who taught there (although their elementary and high might still using the traditional teaching approach). But I'm not sure abt it now. Anyway, I just found out from their web site that now they take girls only started from kindergarten.
By the way, I believe most elementary and high schools in Macau are still using the traditional teaching approach. If u would like the "active learning" approach, u might need to consider the international schools instead. I think probably there're not too many in Macau.
My sister's high school classmate switched to School of Nations, coz she had a hard time catching up at Sacred Heart years ago.
Is it true that the "academic levels" of international schools in Macau/HK are really lower than those well-known "traditional" schools?
Also, I heard that only those eventually will study aboard consider start with international schools. Is that true?
Anyway, I think it's easier to switch to international schools from tradtional schools than the other way.
By the way, anybody knows if there're any good international kindergartens in Macau now?