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SUMMARY:What’s happened to me? – COVID-19 storybook launched
DESCRIPTION: \n\nHPE collaborated with the Hong Kong Infection Control Nurses’ Association (HKICNA) to develop the third series of What’s happened to me\, which focuses on COVID-19.\nThe picture book\, which is available in English and Chinese\, is designed for parents or teachers to read aloud with children of all ages. During the storytelling\, the parents or teachers can guide children to learn more about coronavirus and personal hygiene\, and get simple tips on how to prevent the disease in their daily lives. Another novel feature of the book is the inclusion of a mask folder for children to learn how to take care of their used face mask in a hygienic way. \nTo complement the publication of the What’s happened to me? book series\, the publisher organised a virtual book launch on 18 July. Dr. OR Pui Lai\, Peggy\, Assistant Professor at HPE\, and Ms Patricia Ching from HKICNA\, shared their professional advice on infection-control measures\, and pointed out that this picture book series is the first-ever children’s publication on infection-control education. The books will be sold with gift packs consisting of children’s face masks\, alcohol-based hand gel\, ear-loop mask extenders\, and stickers. Interested parties can place their orders here. \nTo learn more about the storybook series and infection-control measures\, please visit: www.healthobservatoryhk.com.  Click HERE to read the article on iConnect (EdUHK students/staff only)  \n  \n\n\nWhat’s happened to me? storybook series \n\n \n\n \n\n\n\nSource / Click here for more details
URL:https://hpe.eduhk.hk/zh_cn/news-event/whats-happened-to-me-covid-19-storybook-launched/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200826T000000
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SUMMARY:Elite Athlete Student Wishes to Build Career in Sports Management
DESCRIPTION:Ta Kung ran an interview with Miss He Jianxin\, a member of the Hong Kong Junior Wushu Team\, and a student of the Master of Social Sciences in Sports Coaching and Management programme on her recent updates amid the Covid-19 pandemic. She hopes to build a career in sports management and be able to manage a sports team after her study at EdUHK.  Please read the full article at:體壇疫境自強系列❷/ 何健欣在南刀、南棍、南拳比賽時功架十足攻讀碩士為將來鋪路\n \n\nPhoto Credit: He Jianxin\n \n\n 
URL:https://hpe.eduhk.hk/zh_cn/news-event/elite-athlete-student-wishes-to-build-career-in-sports-management/
CATEGORIES:News
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200902T000000
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SUMMARY:Promoting Proper Hygiene Education: Environmentally Friendly Plant-based Sanitary Napkins
DESCRIPTION:Dr. OR Pui Lai\, Peggy\, Assistant Professor of the Department of Health and Physical Education\, combining scientific research results with education to promote the development of health and sex education for secondary school students.  She worked with Mr Koo Ming Yan\, Managing Director of Beauty Asia Investment Limted\, to develop and set up vending machines for biodegradable plant-based sanitary napkins in Secondary Schools.\n\n\n			\n	        	Source: 教育專業Issue 13\, 香港教育雜誌Issue 024
URL:https://hpe.eduhk.hk/zh_cn/news-event/plant-based-sanitary-napkins/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200908T000000
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SUMMARY:Dr Gary Chow shares tips for tug-of-war
DESCRIPTION:Ming Pao invited some tug-of-war coaches as well as sports and physics experts\, including Dr. CHOW Chi Ching\, Gary\, Assistant Professor at the Department of Health and Physical Education\, to analyse the science behind the game of tug-of-war. Dr Chow explained the static actions and muscular actions of tug-of-war from the perspective of sports science.\n \nDr CHOW Chi Ching\, Gary\n \n\n  \n\n\n\nClick here for full article
URL:https://hpe.eduhk.hk/zh_cn/news-event/dr-gary-chow-shares-tips-for-tug-of-war/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20201027T000000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20201027T235959
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SUMMARY:Fusion of Entertainment and Sport
DESCRIPTION:Ms Tamara Moore\, Director of Live Entertainment & Retail Marketing of the Memphis Grizzlies\, an NBA team\, was invited by the Department of Health and Physical Education to share her management experience with students in the Master of Social Sciences in Sports Coaching and Management programme via Zoom on 13 October 2020. Ms Moore worked for the NBA and an NBA team for over 20 years. Formerly choreographer and entertainment team manager of the Grizzlies and NBA\, she is now responsible for producing in-game content and overseeing development and content for entertainment assets for the Grizzlies.\n \n\n \n\n \n\n\n \nIn her guest lecture on “Live Entertainment in the Sports Field”\, Ms Moore started by sharing her story on how she began working in the NBA and subsequently at the team level for the Memphis Grizzlies as the choreographer of the Grizz Girls (the cheerleading team of Memphis Grizzlies) and then in her current position\, as well as serving as in-arena emcee.  The student participants gained insights into the entertainment aspects of professional sport. Ms Moore guided them through all the entertainment elements and concluded the lecture by advising the students to use the network they build throughout their lives\, not to be afraid to try new things\, to keep an open heart and mind\, to focus on their passion\, to invest in themselves\, and not to hesitate to ask for help.\n \n\n\n\n\nClick here for full article
URL:https://hpe.eduhk.hk/zh_cn/news-event/fusion-of-entertainment-and-sport/
CATEGORIES:News
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20201030T000000
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SUMMARY:Professor Joanne Chung's Research Project Featured on HKFEW
DESCRIPTION:Hong Kong Federation of Education Workers (HKFEW) ran a special feature on EdUHK’s innovative projects. The research project of Prof. CHUNG Wai Yee\, Joanne\, Chair Professor at the Department of Health and Physical Education\, and Dr Henry So Chi-fuk at the Department of Mathematics and Information Technology\, on a wearable hand strap for emotion assessment by using HRV as a biomarker is featured on HKFEW.
URL:https://hpe.eduhk.hk/zh_cn/news-event/professor-chung-features-on-eduhk-innovative-projects/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20201116T000000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20201116T235959
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SUMMARY:Gold Medal from Chiu Hin Chun at Hong Kong Around the Island - Coastal Rowing Race
DESCRIPTION:Chiu Hin Chun (Chun)\, the elite athlete-student of Bachelor of Health Education (Honours)\, has won the gold medal at Hong Kong Around the Island – Rowing Double Sculls (CMix2x)\, with his partner Claire Susan Burley on 15th November 2020. The race was signified by the long distance (45 km) and a scenic race course along the coastline of Hong Kong Island\, with metropolitan skyline on the one side and the tranquil nature on the other side. Chun hoped that this Coastal Rowing Race could be a warm up to prepare for the Olympic Qualification held next year\, as he had not participated any competitions for nearly an year under COVID-19.  We believe that Chun can keep at this top performance and pass the Qualification successfully!\n \n\nPhoto Captured from sportsroad.hk (Left Chiu Hin Chun)\n 
URL:https://hpe.eduhk.hk/zh_cn/news-event/gold-medal-from-chiu-hin-chun-at-hong-kong-around-the-island/
CATEGORIES:News
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20201119T000000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20201119T235959
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SUMMARY:Shek Wai Hung -The City's Best Male Athlete
DESCRIPTION:Good News! Shek Wai Hung (Stone)\, the elite athlete-student of Bachelor of Health Education (Honours) is voted The City’s Best male Athlete by the Hong Kong Sports Press Association. Stone won the gold medal at World Challenge Cup in Slovenia\, following after World Cup (Croatia) victory of Vault competition in 2019\, and become one of the athlete from Hong Kong to book a ticket to next year’s Tokyo Olympic Games. This award can show his effort on achieving duel career development by Stone. He can keep performing very well in his focus sport while he is studying in the Bachelor programme at EdUHK currently. He truly deserves The City’s Best male Athlete!  Details of the related press release could be found at:Sportsroad: https://www.sportsroad.hk/archives/316204Yahoo: https://bit.ly/3kNIsV8\n \n\nPhoto Captured from Sportsroad.hk (Left Shek Wai Hung)\n 
URL:https://hpe.eduhk.hk/zh_cn/news-event/shek-wai-hung-the-citys-best-male-athlete/
CATEGORIES:News
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20201126T000000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20201126T235959
DTSTAMP:20260703T155152Z
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SUMMARY:Dr Gary Chow: both resistance training and aerobic exercise are necessary
DESCRIPTION:Ming Pao\, Ming Pao OL and Ming Pao Daily News cited Dr. CHOW Chi Ching\, Gary\, Assistant Professor at the Department of Health and Physical Education\, as saying that resistance training and aerobic exercise are complementary to each other\, which will boost sports performance and physical fitness. He dismissed rumours that resistance training alone can help build muscle and there is no need to do aerobic exercise. He said doing aerobic exercise will help improve blood circulation and improve physical strength in the long run. For more details\, please visit: https://bit.ly/37cHDAD \n  \n\nPhotos captured from Ming Pao (right: Dr Gary Chow)\n 
URL:https://hpe.eduhk.hk/zh_cn/news-event/both-resistance-training-and-aerobic-exercise-are-necessary/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20201130T000000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20201130T235959
DTSTAMP:20260703T154733Z
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SUMMARY:EdUHK Annual Cross Country Race to promote inclusiveness
DESCRIPTION:As lined up by CO\, HK01\, HKET\, Ming Pao\, Apple Daily\, Commercial Daily and Sports Road reported that the EdUHK Annual Cross Country Race went virtual this year due to the epidemic. Participants had before 29 November to record and upload their miles through a mobile application with no restrictions on time and venue. Led by karate athlete Mr Lee Chun-ho\, ambassador for the “Elite Athlete Friendly University”\, more than 160 EdUHK faculty members and students together with more than 30 people with Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) finished a 6\,304km marathon. The race was conceived to enhance public awareness of ASD. Mr Lee said EdUHK students are passionate about running and promoting sports in the community\, and their spirit is admirable.  For more details\, please visit:HK01: 李振豪任大使領教大戰虛擬越野跑　鼓勵大眾了解自閉症Sportsroad: 教大周年越野跑 李振豪率SEN學童參賽推廣共融Hong Kong Commercial Daily: 教大舉行周年越野跑 冀提升大眾對自閉症的認知及了解Apple Daily: 跑步無界限︱教大越野跑落幕　李振豪率SEN學童參賽宣傳共融Ming Pao: 李振豪伙自閉症患者戰虛擬越野跑 ｜ 染疫康復港將李振豪任大使 冀藉虛擬越野跑提升大眾了解自閉症HKET: 跑步無界限 李振豪率SEN學童參賽
URL:https://hpe.eduhk.hk/zh_cn/news-event/break-the-limit-the-sports-council-pioneers-a-virtual-cross-country-race/
CATEGORIES:News
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20201218T000000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20201218T235959
DTSTAMP:20260703T153902Z
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SUMMARY:EdUHK invites people with ASD to participate in its Annual Cross Country Race
DESCRIPTION:As lined up by CO\, HKET reported that the Department of Health and Physical Education (HPE) held the Annual Cross Country Race recently. Karate Hong Kong team representative Lee Chun-ho led EdUHK faculty members and people with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) to complete the race\, raising public awareness and understanding of ASD. Mr. CHAN Ching Yat\, Roy\, Senior Lecturer at the HPE\, said that repetitive behavior is one of the most common symptoms of autism people\, and as running is also a repetitive sport\, people with ASD may find it easier to pick up. Long-distance running can help them improve their concentration and is beneficial to their physical and mental health\, he added. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n▲LEE Chun Ho was very happy to see that the team members tried their best to complete the race.\n▲People with autism spectrum were invited to participate in the EdUHK Annual Cross Country Race\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nClick here for full article\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe EdUHK Annual Cross Country Race Organizing Committee\n\n\nChairperson\nLEE Cheuk Him\nYear 4\, Bachelor of Science Education (Honours) (Sports Science)\n\n\nInternal Vice-president\nCHING Pak Wing\nYear 4\, Bachelor of Education (Honours) (Physical Education)\n\n\nExternal Vice-president\nHO Hoi Hung\nYear 5\, Bachelor of Education (Honours) (Physical Education)\n\n\n\nTANG Hon Man\nYear 4\, Bachelor of Education (Honours) (Physical Education)\n\n\nFinancial\nCHOW King Chuen\nYear 1\, Bachelor of Health Education (Honours)\n\n\nSecretary\nWONG Kam Pui\nYear 1\, Bachelor of Health Education (Honours)\n\n\nAdministrator\nTUNG Chi Wai\nYear 3\, Bachelor of Science Education (Honours) (Sports Science)\n\n\n\nCHAN Pui Shan\nYear 4\, Bachelor of Science Education (Honours) (Sports Science)\n\n\n\nCHAN Pak Yin Don\nYear 4\, Bachelor of Science Education (Honours) (Sports Science)\n\n\nPromoter\nLIU Hiu Tung\nYear 4\, Bachelor of Education (Honours) (Physical Education)\n\n\n\nLEUNG Sik Yu Christy\nYear 3\, Bachelor of Education (Honours) (Physical Education)\n\n\n\nSZETO Pui Ki\nYear 5\, Bachelor of Education (Honours) (Physical Education)\n\n\nInformation and Technology Assistant\nCHEUK Ka Ho\nYear 2\, Bachelor of Health Education (Honours)\n\n\n\nLAM Ching Ching\nYear 4\, Bachelor of Science Education (Honours) (Sports Science)\n\n\n\nYAU Ching Hei\nYear 5\, Bachelor of Education (Honours) (Physical Education)\n\n\nCompetition Administration\nTING Wing Kit\nYear 1\, Bachelor of Health Education (Honours)\n\n\n\nKOO Ho Huen Markco\nYear 3\, Bachelor of Science Education (Honours) (Sports Science)\n\n\n\nBAU Hiu Lam Helen\nYear 3\, Bachelor of Education (Honours) (Physical Education)
URL:https://hpe.eduhk.hk/zh_cn/news-event/eduhk-invites-people-with-asd-to-participate-in-its-annual-cross-country-race/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20201224T000000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20201224T235959
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SUMMARY:Education Plus: Combining Competition with Classroom
DESCRIPTION:Lee Chun-ho\, President Stephen Y. L. Cheung\, Wong Kam-po (from left to right)\n	        \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Education-Plus has interviewed the former world champion cyclist Wong Kam-po and Hong Kong karate team member LEE Chun-ho have graduated from the Bachelor of Health Education (Honours) programme\, and have been chosen to encourage young sportswomen and men to continue with their studies and their whole-person development.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nClick here for full article
URL:https://hpe.eduhk.hk/zh_cn/news-event/combining-competition-with-classroom/
CATEGORIES:News
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210108T000000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210108T235959
DTSTAMP:20260703T153128Z
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SUMMARY:EdUHK signs MOU with SF&OC to promote continued education among athletes
DESCRIPTION:Professor Stephen Cheung Yan-leung\, President of EdUHK and Mr Timothy Fok Tsun-Ting\, President of the SF&OC (from Left to Right)\n	        \n\n\n\nLocal dailies reported that EdUHK and the Sports Federation and Olympic Committee of Hong Kong\, China (SF&OC) signed a memorandum of understanding for providing higher education to retiring and retired local athletes\, becoming the first local university to provide related supports to athletes. The memorandum of understanding was signed by Mr Timothy Fok Tsun-ting\, President of SF&OC and Professor Stephen Cheung Yan-leung\, President of EdUHK.  The collaboration jointly launched by the Hong Kong Athletes Career & Education Programme (HKACEP) under the SF&OC and the EdUHK will adopt a flexible admission approach\, allowing elite athletes nominated by their athletic associations to pursue EdUHK’s designated undergraduate and postgraduate programmes\, preparing for their career development after retirement. President Professor Stephen Cheung Yan-leung shared that EdUHK’s comprehensive support for the athletes’ whole-person development encompasses various areas in addition to the special admission scheme\, including scholarships and flexible study arrangements\, and over 90 elite athletes have been admitted to the University’s various programmes.  \n \n\n\n		                    				                             \n\n\n \n\n\n\nDetails:EdUHK: SF&OC and EdUHK Sign MOU to Promote Continuing Education among Retired AthletesTVB: Sports in New Horizon \nSportsroad: 港協暨奧委會與教大簽署合作備忘錄 助退役運動員雙軌發展on.cc: 港協與教大合作　為運動員開創第二事業Singtao Daily: 攜手合作Bastille Post: 攜手合作HKCNA: “亞洲車神”黃金寶寄語香港退役運動員樂觀面對疫情Wen Wei Po: 港協 教大合作 支援退役運動員Ta Kung Pao: 港協教大合作支援運動員
URL:https://hpe.eduhk.hk/zh_cn/news-event/eduhk-signs-mou-with-sf-oc-to-promote-continued-education-among-athletes/
CATEGORIES:News
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210114T000000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210114T235959
DTSTAMP:20260703T142655Z
CREATED:20210114T000000Z
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SUMMARY:“Ignite the Fighting Spirit – Who Says Dreams Never Come True?”
DESCRIPTION:Former Hong Kong beach volleyball athlete Miss Chung Wai Wa has published her new book “Ignite the Fighting Spirit – Who Says Dreams Never Come True?” last month\, covering the stories of Hong Kong elite athletes’ perseverance and determination as well we their journeys in pursuing a dual career pathway in sports and studies. Two of the HPE students have been interviewed\, including current professional football player Mr Yuen Ho-chun and squad member of the Hong Kong national rugby sevens team Mr Eric Kwok Pak-nga. As the students of our undergraduate programmes\, not only did they share their valuable experiences of training and the bittersweet struggle of being a full-time athlete\, but they also highlight the importance of striking a balance between sports and studies\, from which everyone that wishes to make sports as a vocation can take reference. Please refer to the website below for more details:\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nClick here to read the article of Yuen Ho-chun\n\n\n\nClick here to read the article of Eric Kwok Pak-nga\n\n\n\nSportsroad
URL:https://hpe.eduhk.hk/zh_cn/news-event/ignite-the-fighting-spirit-who-says-dreams-never-come-true/
CATEGORIES:News
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210209T000000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210209T235959
DTSTAMP:20260703T143651Z
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SUMMARY:EdUHK Holds the First Virtual Athletics Meet
DESCRIPTION: \n\nAs lined up by CO\, Ming Pao and Sportsroad reported that EdUHK held the first virtual annual athletics meet themed “Companion” to promote physical and mental health during the pandemic.  The athletics meet was organised by students from the Department of Health and Physical Education. They have also worked with kindergartens\, primary schools and special education schools to tip pupils and parents on safe exercises online\, as well as planning to help other schools to hold virtual sports days.  \nDetails:MingPao: 教大辦「虛擬比賽」陸運會 擬推至幼園小學 \nSportsroad: 打破疫情及環境所限 教大辦首個虛擬陸運會AM730: 新冠肺炎｜教大舉辦首個虛擬陸運會 鼓勵師生投入運動Edigiest: 新冠肺炎｜教大舉辦首個虛擬陸運會 鼓勵師生投入運動 \n\n \n\nEvent Materials\n\n\n\nWorkshop Videos\n\n\n在家田徑訓練︰徑項\n彈跳力訓練\n田徑動態熱身\n運動後的恢復\n\n\n\n\nDemo Videos\n\n\n立定跳遠 使用app示範\n立定跳遠 繳交影片示範\n立定跳高 使用app示範\n立定跳高 繳交影片示範\n高抬腿 使用app示範\n高抬腿 繳交影片示範\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe 5th EdUHK Annual Athletics Meet Organizing Committee\n\n\nPresident\nCHEUNG Tsz Ting\nYear 4\, Bachelor of Education (Honours) (Physical Education)\n\n\nExternal Vice-president\nLAU Sze Ching\nYear 5\, Bachelor of Education (Honours) (Physical Education)\n\n\n \nLAU Shuk Yee\nYear 4\, Bachelor of Education (Honours) (Physical Education)\n\n\nInternal Vice-president\nHO Yuet Ning\nYear 4\, Bachelor of Education (Honours) (Physical Education)\n\n\n \nHUI Ching\nYear 4\, Bachelor of Education (Honours) (Physical Education)\n\n\nMembers\nTANG Hon Man\nYear 4\, Bachelor of Education (Honours) (Physical Education)\n\n\n \nCHING Pak Wing\nYear 4\, Bachelor of Education (Honours) (Physical Education)\n\n\n \nCHEUNG Mei Ping\nYear 4\, Bachelor of Education (Honours) (Physical Education)\n\n\n \nCHUNG Ka Ling\nYear 4\, Bachelor of Education (Honours) (Physical Education)\n\n\n \nLUK Wai Tung\nYear 5\, Bachelor of Education (Honours) (Physical Education)\n\n\n \nYAU Ching Hei\nYear 5. Bachelor of Education (Honours) (Physical Education)\n\n\n \nTAM Hiu Ki\nYear 4\, Bachelor of Education (Honours) (Physical Education)\n\n\n \nWONG Mei Kuen\nYear 4\, Bachelor of Education (Honours) (Physical Education)\n\n\n \nCHOI Ngai Lam\nYear 4\, Bachelor of Education (Honours) (Physical Education)\n\n\n \nCHEUK Ka Ho\nYear 2\, Bachelor of Health Education (Honours)\n\n\n \nLEE Wing Yen\nYear 1\, Master of Education (Health and Physical Education)\n\n\n \nCHUI Chak Chuen\nYear 1\, Master of Social Sciences (Sports Coaching and Management)\n\n\n \nLAM Hei Tung\nYear 4\, Bachelor of Education (Honours) (Physical Education)\n\n\n \nWOO Tik Hei\, Elpis\nYear  4\, Bachelor of Science Education (Honours) (Sports Science)\n\n\n \nSO Man Hei\nYear 3\, Bachelor of Education (Honours) (Physical Education)\n\n\n \nCHAN Pak Tin Don\nYear 3\, Bachelor of Science Education (Honours) (Sports Science)\n\n\n \nKOO Ho Huen Markco\nYear 3\, Bachelor of Science Education (Honours) (Sports Science)\n\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://hpe.eduhk.hk/zh_cn/news-event/eduhk-holds-the-first-virtual-athletics-meet/
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SUMMARY:HKACEP and EdUHK sign MoU to promote continuing education for retired athletes
DESCRIPTION:Cable TV reported on HKACEP signing a MoU with EdUHK to promote continuing education for retired athletes. President Professor Stephen Cheung Yan-leung said the programme would help retired athletes decide their future pathways after retiring from their sportsman career. Please check out the above video for more details.
URL:https://hpe.eduhk.hk/zh_cn/news-event/hkacep-and-eduhk-sign-mou-to-promote-continuing-education-for-retired-athletes/
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SUMMARY:Virtual Sports Day at Free Methodist Mei Lam Primary School
DESCRIPTION:Principal and Teachers from Free Methodist Mei Lam Primary School with EdUHK Teacher (Third from the left) and Students (Three on the right)\n \n\nStudent competed in Standing High Jump\n\n \n \n\nHK01 reported that Free Methodist Mei Lam Primary School co-organized a two-week Virtual Sports Day with the Department of Health and Physical Education at EdUHK from 22 February – 5 March 2021 during the COVID-19 pandemic. \nThis virtual Sports Day aimed to instill sports knowledge in primary school students and helped students develop the habit of regular exercise. Considering the infection control measures\, venue and time\, 3 competition items had been arranged for this virtual Sports Day: Standing Long Jump\, Standing High Jump and High Knees in 30s. The result of all items were measured and calculated with the help of mobile applications\, which not only enhanced the fun but also saved a lot of time and effort for equipment and staff arrangement. \n\n \n\n \n\nThe EdUHK Organizing Committee members demonstrated the proper gesture of the competition items and also explained the use of the Applications before the competition began. During the event\, EdUHK students guided each “little athletes” from the side to make them perform better. Mr Chiu Hin-chun\, an elite rower and current student of the Bachelor of Health Education (Honours) Programme\, joined some of the matches to instruct students and gave excellent demonstrations of the three sports items. With the encouragement and guidance of all EdUHK students\, every “little athletes” had their fun in this Virtual Sports Day. They learnt different sports techniques and enjoyed the fun of sports. Most importantly\, they were also able to recognize their own potential in this sports day. For full article\, please visit:HK01【校園天地】「美林小學」搞搞新意思 ─ 虛擬陸運會\n \nElite rower and current BHE student CHIU Hin-chun (middle) joined the event and demonstrated the sports items\n 
URL:https://hpe.eduhk.hk/zh_cn/news-event/virtual-sports-day-in-mei-lam-primary-school/
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SUMMARY:Lee Ho Ching – The Champion in Hong Kong Table Tennis Open Championship 2021
DESCRIPTION:Right: LEE Ho Ching (Photo source: Sportsroad)\n	        \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSportsroad reported that Lee Ho Ching\, the elite athlete-student of Bachelor of Health Education (Honours)\, has won the gold medal in Women’s Singles (Group A) at Hong Kong Table Tennis Open Championship 2021. Due to current pandemic situation\, the Championship was played behind closed doors with participation of top players in Hong Kong Team. Ho Ching expressed that this was a good experience for preparing Olympic Games Tokyo\, after the long period of suspension.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nClick here to read the article
URL:https://hpe.eduhk.hk/zh_cn/news-event/lee-ho-ching-the-champion-in-hong-kong-table-tennis-open-championship-2021/
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SUMMARY:Dr Gary Chow shares about Needs Analysis on Sportsroad
DESCRIPTION:Dr. CHOW Chi Ching\, Gary shared an article about the Needs Analysis on Sportsroad on 19 April 2021.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nClick here to read the article
URL:https://hpe.eduhk.hk/zh_cn/news-event/dr-gary-chow-shares-about-needs-analysis-on-sportsroad/
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SUMMARY:Championship of EdUHK in the USFHK women’s badminton final
DESCRIPTION:(From left) Prof. Stephen Y.L. Cheung\, President of the EdUHK\, Tsang Hiu Yan\, Yuen Sin Ying [Photo credit: Sportsroad ]\n	        \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSportsroad reported on the 2020/21 USFHK Badminton Finals held at the EdUHK on 25 April. The EdUHK team beat the CityU team by 3:0 to win the championship in the women’s badminton final for the first time while the men’s team beat the CityU team to win the 2nd runner up in the final. Congratulations to the team!\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nClick here to read the article
URL:https://hpe.eduhk.hk/zh_cn/news-event/championship-of-eduhk-in-the-usfhk-women-s-badminton-final/
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SUMMARY:1 Gold & 1 Silver medals from Lee Wai Sze In 2021 Tissot UCI Track Cycling Nations Cup!
DESCRIPTION:Photo credit: Sportsroad\n	        \n\n2021 Tissot UCI Track Cycling Nations Cup (Hong Kong\, China) has been completed at Hong Kong Velodrome on 16 May 2021. Ms Sarah Lee Wai-sze\, BBS\, MH\, Honorary Fellow of EdUHK\, Graduate of Bachelor of Health Education (Honours) won 1 gold medal and 1 silver medal in Women’s Sprint and Women’s Keirin respectively.   Sarah mentioned that some people disagreed to hold Tokyo Olympic under coronavirus pandemic\, and she expressed that Olympic was not only a race for winning any medals\, but it could also be a stage for performing the sportsmanship of athletes\, which could not be measured in terms of money. The spirit of Sarah has made herself a role model for all athletes and we wish Hong Kong athletes achieve brilliant results in the coming competitions! Details of the related press release could be found at:【場地單車國家盃】李慧詩談爭議聲中舉辦東奧：體育精神不是錢能夠衡量【場地單車國家盃】主場僅負日本勁敵 李慧詩凱林賽摘銀
URL:https://hpe.eduhk.hk/zh_cn/news-event/1-gold-1-silver-medals-from-lee-wai-sze-in-2021-tissot-uci-track-cycling-nations-cup/
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SUMMARY:[USFHK] EdUHK Win 2nd Runner Up of Women's Overall Championship 2020/21
DESCRIPTION:The EdUHK Women’s Team wins the 2nd runner up of Women’s Overall Championship. Prof Chetwyn Chan (6th from left)\, Ms Sarah Wong (5th from left) and Dr Ada Ma (4th from left) share the joy with the student-athletes.\n	        \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe USFHK Annual Prize Presentation Ceremony was held on 11 July 2021. EdUHK won the 2nd runner up of the women’s overall championship of the University Sports Federation of Hong Kong (USFHK) 2020/21. The student-athlete representatives were proud to bring the trophy to EdUHK. Ms Yuen Sin-ying\, student of the Bachelor of Health Education (Honours) Programme\, was also selected to be the Most Valuable Player (MVP) in the Women badminton event. Although pandemics continued to result in notable training challenges\, coaches and student-athletes succeeded with marvellous effort. Professor Chetwyn Chan Che-hin\, the Vice President (Research and Development)\, Ms Sarah Wong Man-yee\, Vice President (Administration)\, and Dr Ada Ma Wai-wing\, the Head of Department of Health and Physical Education\, also participated in the Presentation Ceremony to share the joy with the student-athletes.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n			 \n\n	        	Yuen Sin Ying (5th from the right) selected to be the MVP in Women’s Badminton\n	        \n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n“Congratulations to every one of you all! We did very well in this special year. Especially we had captured the 2nd runner up of the women’s overall championship that we have longed for!”         – Mr Kevin Kam\, Sports Team Advisor (2019-21)\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nClick here to read the event brochure
URL:https://hpe.eduhk.hk/zh_cn/news-event/2nd-runner-up-of-the-womens-overall-championship-of-usfhk-2020-21/
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SUMMARY:Yuen Sin Ying – MVP of Badminton Competition (Women)
DESCRIPTION:Yuen Sin Ying (second from the right) won ‘The Most Valuable Player’ in Badminton Competition (Women)\n	        \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nCongratulations to Yuen Sin Ying on winning ‘The Most Valuable Player’ in Badminton Competition (Women)!  The award was presented in USFHK Annual Prize Presentation Ceremony held on 11 July 2021.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n		                    				                             \n\n\n\n			                Here is the self-introduction of Sin Ying\, ‘I am Yuen Sin Ying\, a Badminton athlete and a student from Bachelor of Health Education (Honors) programme. I have been playing badminton for 18 years and have joined Hong Kong Team since 2012. With studying at university recently\, I hope I can contribute more and promote badminton to the public in the future.’\n			            \n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPlease find the story on EdUHK’s IG
URL:https://hpe.eduhk.hk/zh_cn/news-event/yuen-sin-ying-mvp-of-badminton-competition-women/
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SUMMARY:EdUHK Athlete-students in Tokyo Olympic Games 2021
DESCRIPTION:Five students and a graduate of Bachelor of Health Education (Honours) programme at The Education University of Hong Kong will represent Hong Kong to join the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. They will be participating in four sports\, competing for eight titles:  \n\n\n\nAthlete\nSports\nParticipating Item(s)\n\n\nStudent Michael Cheng Chun-leung \nSailing\nRS:X – Windsurfer (Men)\n\n\nStudent Doo Hoi-kem\nTable Tennis\nTeam (Women)Singles (Women)Mixed Doubles\n\n\nStudent Lee Ho-ching(Photo credit: Sportsroad)\nTable Tennis\nTeam (Women)\n\n\nGraduate Sarah Lee Wai-sze(Photo credit: Hong Kong sports Institute)\nCycling Track\nSprint (Women)Keirin (Women)\n\n\nStudent Leung Bo-yee\nCycling Track\nMadison (Women)\n\n\nStudent Shek Wai-hung\nArtistic Gymnastics\nVault (Men)\n\n\n\nThe Olympics will be running from 23 July to 8 August 2021. To find the latest news\, please click here.  Source: EdUHK Features
URL:https://hpe.eduhk.hk/zh_cn/news-event/good-luck-to-eduhk-students-at-the-olympics/
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SUMMARY:[Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games] Let’s clap for BHE athlete-students Doo Hoi Kem & Lee Ho Ching\, the Table Tennis Bronze Medalists!!
DESCRIPTION:(from left) Doo Hoi Kem and Lee Ho Ching\n	        \n\nHong Kong’s women’s table tennis team has won the historic BRONZE medal at team event in Olympic Games. The team of the two Elite Athlete-students from Bachelor of Health Education (Honours) – Doo Hoi Kem and Lee Ho Ching with another Hong Kong team member\, Minnie Soo Wai Yam won 3-1 against Germany’s team. Their tremendous effort\, perseverance and resilience finally paid off in Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games!  We wish them the very best in their continued endeavors in their sports career and academic studies under the dual pathway that the University pioneer in collaboration with the Hong Kong Sports Institute. We all are so proud of them! To find the latest news\, please click here.
URL:https://hpe.eduhk.hk/zh_cn/news-event/tokyo-2020-olympic-games-lets-clap-for-bhe-athlete-students-doo-hoi-kem-lee-ho-ching-the-table-tennis-bronze-medalists/
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SUMMARY:[Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games] Professor Stephen Cheung\, President Congratulating Doo Hoi Kem & Lee Ho Ching
DESCRIPTION:Hong Kong’s women’s table tennis team has won the historic BRONZE medal at team event in Olympic Games. Professor Stephen Cheung Yan Leung\, President of EdUHK\, had a dialogue with the two Elite Athlete-students of EdUHK- Doo Hoi Kem and Lee Ho Ching for congratulating their outstanding performance via Zoom on 6 August 2021. Doo and Lee are studying Bachelor of Health Education (Honours) at EdUHK\, while Doo is one of the awardees of President’s Commendation Scheme (Sports) in 2020/21. President Professor Cheung was following the Olympic games closely and he kept cheering up for the EdUHK Olympians via live TV broadcast and phone message to them.  President Professor Stephen Cheung Yan-leung commended\, “Doo and Lee\, together with their teammate Minnie\, demonstrated their strong mentality and spirit during the matches. With their perseverance and resilience\, they remained strong in managing their studies and sports career. The medal proves that when you are committed to your goal\, your hard work will be rewarded.” Apart from Doo and Lee\, a graduate and another three elite athlete-students represented Hong Kong to participate in the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games\, they are Lee Wai Sze (alumna and honorary fellow)\, Leung Bo Yee\, Shek Wai Hung and Michael Cheng Chun Leung. In 2010\, EdUHK admitted the first batch of elite athletes to the Bachelor of Health Education (Honours) Programme and made a pledge to be an ‘Elite Athlete Friendly University’ in 2018\, providing full support to the dual career pathway of elite athlete-students by offering special admission scheme\, curriculum scholarships and flexible academic arrangement.  For more details\, please visit:Sing Tao Daily: 東京奧運｜張仁良祝賀教大學生杜凱琹與李皓晴奪奧運銅牌Headline Daily: 東京奧運｜張仁良祝賀教大學生杜凱琹與李皓晴奪奧運銅牌Bastille Post: 張仁良祝賀教大學生杜凱琹與李皓晴奪奧運銅牌AM730: 東京奧運｜杜凱琹李皓晴原來是教大同學　張仁良：努力就會獲得回報Mingpao: 【Emily】兩學生乒乓摘銅 教大師長視像道賀Tai Kung Pao: 教大校長賀杜凱琹李皓晴Hong Kong Economic Journal: 中國男乒奧運團體決賽奪金Hong Kong Commercial Daily: 教大校長張仁良祝賀杜凱琹、李皓晴奪得東京奧運乒乓球女子團體賽銅牌Topick: 【東京奧運】李皓晴15歲女拔退學當全職運動員　與媽媽訂下三年協議堅持乒乓夢 
URL:https://hpe.eduhk.hk/zh_cn/news-event/president-congratulates-eduhk-pair-in-winning-a-bronze-medal-at-tokyo-olympics/
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SUMMARY:[Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games] Professor Stephen Cheung\, President Congratulating Lee Wai Sze
DESCRIPTION:Photos credit: Sports Federation & Olympic Committee of Hong Kong\, China\n	        \n\n\nProfessor Stephen Cheung Yan Leung\, President of EdUHK congratulates Sarah Lee Wai Sze\, BBS\, MH\, Honorary Fellow of EdUHK\, on winning the bronze medal in women’s track cycling sprint. She is the first Hong Kong athlete who has won medals at two Olympic Games. President Professor Cheung commended\, “Sarah always maintains indomitable spirit and shows her determination on the sport. Her success in Olympic inspires all of us and we are proud of her!” “Sarah strives to manage studies and sports career very well while she graduated with excellent result in her bachelor degree. She becomes the role model of the students who can learn from her perseverance for achieving the goal.” said President Professor Cheung.  Sarah graduated with first class honours from Bachelor of Health Education (Honours) at EdUHK in 2017. In 2019\, Sarah was conferred the honorary fellowships in recognition of her remarkable contributions on her sports development. For more details\, please visit:Sing Tao Daily: 東京奧運｜教大校長張仁良祝賀李慧詩奪銅Ming Pao: 東京奧運｜張仁良：李慧詩頑強鬥志取佳績　是港人驕傲881903: 李慧詩奪銅｜教大和浸大表示祝賀　讚頑強拼搏Hong Kong Commercial Daily: 教大及浸大祝賀李慧詩奪銅 讚頑強拼搏 丨 李慧詩閉幕日奮勇摘銅Headline Daily: 東京奧運｜教大校長張仁良祝賀李慧詩奪銅 丨 征戰三屆奧運 捱過傷患心理低潮Bastille Post: 賀李慧詩摘銅 教大校長張仁良：香港人的驕傲RTHK: 教大祝賀李慧詩奪銅　張仁良：頑強拼搏精神令人動容 \nSpeakout: 【全城祝賀】發文祝賀「牛下女車神」李慧詩兩屆奧運奪牌 教大：是香港人的驕傲 浸大：證明港運動員能與國際睇齊Hong Kong Economic Journal: 教大祝賀李慧詩 讚頑強拼搏令人動容am730: 李慧詩奪銅 林鄭擊掌歡呼創體壇傳奇 市民感動：欣賞她無放棄Sina HK: 教大祝賀李慧詩奪銅　張仁良：頑強拼搏精神令人動容  
URL:https://hpe.eduhk.hk/zh_cn/news-event/president-congratulates-ms-sarah-lee-in-winning-a-bronze-medal-at-tokyo-olympics/
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SUMMARY:EdUHK promotes dual career pathways for athlete students
DESCRIPTION:Local dailies reported on the awards to the HK team\, including the HK$300 million Booster Fund jointly set up by the government and the HKJC for the enhancement of HK athletes’ abilities. In response to media enquiries\, EdUHK said it provides full supports to elite athletes\, citing special study arrangement covering distance learning and flexible study schedule. Meanwhile\, the University also offered postgraduate degree programme scholarship for elite athletes to encourage elite athletes in maintaining their studies apart from training. In a related development\, HKU announced that it will award a $100\,000 scholarship to each of the three current sports students who represented Hong Kong at the Olympics\, in support of their academic and sports career developments.  For more details\, please visit:MingpaoTa Kung PaoWenweipoHK01
URL:https://hpe.eduhk.hk/zh_cn/news-event/eduhk-promotes-dual-career-pathways-for-athlete-students/
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SUMMARY:Most Valuable Athlete and Most Dedicated Athlete Award
DESCRIPTION:In 2020/21\, sports competitions had been suspended for a long period. In the beginning of the pandemic\, USFHK adopted alternative arrangements for competitions at tertiary level yet it was still a tough and challenging year due to the widespread outbreak of COVID-19. The EdUHK Annual Prize Presentation Day was also forced to be cancelled this year to prevent the spread of infectious disease. However\, to show our appreciation for the participation and efforts made by the coaches and the sport team members in such difficult times\, HPE had distributed the E-certificates to honour the MVP and MDAA awardees of the USFHK sports competitions.  The list of awardees is as follows: \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n		                    \n				        		Most Valuable Player Certificate Sample\n			        		\n\n			                 \n\n\n\n\n\nMost Valuable Player\n\n\n\nChan Kai Lam (陳啟霖)Fencing (Men) team\nChan Kwok Ying (陳幗盈)Cross-country (Women) team\nChan Ming Wai (陳明慧)Volleyball (Women) team\n\n\nChen Yuchen (陳雨辰)Tennis (Men) team\nCheung Mei Yee May (張美頤)Tackle Rugby (Women) team\nChiu Siu Wai (趙少維)Soccer (Men) team\n\n\nChoi Wing Sum Phoebe (蔡穎心)Woodball (Women) team\nChung Yat Long (鍾逸朗)Squash (Men) team\nHung Ho Wai (洪晧崴)Badminton (Men) team\n\n\nKwan Chun To(關雋陶)Basketball (Men) team\nKwok Yat Nam(郭溢男)Dodgeball (Men) team\nKwong Tik Yin(鄺迪妍)Squash (Women) team\n\n\nLai Tsz Ching(黎芷晴)Tennis (Women) team \nLam Hiu Wai(林曉蔚)Dragon boat (Women) team\nLam Hoi Tung(林海彤)Basketball (Women) team \n\n\nLam Ngai Shing(林毅成)Rowing team \nLam Yin Yee(林燕儀)Rope-skipping (Women) team \nLau Ka Kwan(劉嘉昆)Archery team \n\n\nLau Sze Ching(劉詩晴)Netball team\nLau Tsz Ching(劉芷澄)Swimming (Women) team\nLee Siu Nam(李兆男)Touch Rugby (Men) team\n\n\nLee Ting Chun(李庭臻)Volleyball (Men) team\nLee Wing Yi(李泳怡)Aerobic Gymnastics team\nLeung Yin Ki(梁燕琪)Touch Rugby (Women) team\n\n\nLeung Yi(梁蕊)Chinese Shuttlecock team \nLi Ching Wan(李清韻)Table-tennis (Women) team\nLi Hok Him(李學謙)Korfball team\n\n\nLi Wai Kit(李偉傑) Softball team\nLo Hoi Tung(盧凱桐) Trampoline team \nLui Ching Nam(呂靖楠)Taekwondo (Men) team  \n\n\nNg Hoi Ling(吳海翎) Floor Curling team\nNg Hoi Sing(吳海星)Dragon boat (Men) team\nPang Ka Man(彭嘉雯)Fencing (Women) team\n\n\nPon Chi Ho(潘智浩)Woodball (Men) team \nPoon Ching Leung Sunny(潘正亮)Swimming (Men) team \nSiu Kwai Ping(蕭桂萍)Judo team \n\n\nSo Tsz Ying(蘇芷瑩)Dodgeball (Women) team  \nTam Hiu Ki(譚曉琪)Athletics (Women) team  \nTam Ka Ki(譚加娸)Soccer (Women) team  \n\n\nTsang Chi Lok(曾智鑠)Tchoukball (Men) team  \nTse Po Ki Brain(謝普祺)Rope-skipping (Men) team  \n\nWei Hiu Ying(魏曉瑩)Handball (Women) team \nTchoukball (Women) team  \n\n\n\nWong Cheuk Hang(黃卓衡)Tackle Rugby (Men) team  \nWong Sze Man(王思敏)Karatedo (Women) team  \nWong Yik Hong(黃譯慷)Cross-country (Men) team  \n\n\nWu Yin Lam Wendy(胡嫣琳)Taekwondo (Women) team  \nYee Cheuk Wai(余卓偉)Athletics (Men) team  \nYuen Sin Ying(袁倩瀅)Badminton (Women) team  \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n		                    				                             \n\n				        		Most Dedicated Athlete Certificate Sample\n			        		\n \n\n			                 \n\n\n\n\nMost Dedicated Athlete\n\n\n\nChan Chun Yu(陳振宇)Dodgeball (Men) team\nChan Tsz Hin(陳子軒)Tennis (Men) team\nChan Wing Kiu(陳穎蕎)Handball (Women) team\n\n\nCheung Ho Yin(張昊言)Tchoukball (Men) team \nCheung Mei Ping(張美萍)Soccer (Women) team \nCheung Tsz Ting(張芷婷)Athlete (Women) team \n\n\nCheung Wai Ki(張惠琪)Basketball (Women) team\nChing Pak Wing(程柏穎)Badminton (Women) team \nChoi Wing Sum Phoebe(蔡穎心)Woodball (Women) team\n\n\nChow Tsz Shun Aaron(周子舜)Dragon boat (Men) team \nChung Ka Ling(鍾嘉鈴)Touch Rugby (Women) team \nChung Wing Hong(鍾穎康)Athlete (Men) team \n\n\nFung Ka Hei(馮家曦)Cross-country (Women) team  \nHo Cheuk Wai(何棹煒)Swimming (Women) team \nHui Man To(許文韜)Woodball (Men) team \n\n\nKwong Ho Yin(鄺浩然)Handball (Men) team  \nLai Hung Wang(黎虹宏)Badminton (Men) team \nLau Kin Fung(劉健鋒)Softball team  \n\n\nLau Shuk Yee(劉淑儀)Volleyball (Women) team  \nLee Cheuk Him(李卓謙)Cross-country (Men) team  \nLee Man Cheuk(李文焯)Volleyball (Men) team  \n\n\nLee Sze Ho(李思澔)Tennis (Women) team  \nLeong Chin Fung(梁展丰)Squash (Men) team  \nLeung Cheong Chun(梁昌俊)Rope-skipping (Men) team  \n\n\nLin Pak Hei(練栢希)Tchoukball (Women) team \nLin Tsz Kwan(練子筠)Table-tennis (Women) team\nLiu Hiu Tung(廖曉彤)Rope-skipping (Women) team\n\n\nLo Tsz Ying(盧梓鎣)Netball team \nLoi Hei Ting Nikita(來熙婷)Rowing team \nLui Hiu Lam(呂曉霖)Aerobic Gymnastics team \n\n\nMa Chun Kit(馬俊傑)Table-tennis (Men) team  \nMan Chun Ho(文俊浩)Basketball (Men) team \nMan Kam Sing(文金星)Archery team  \n\n\nMok Chun Tung(莫震東)Tackle Rugby (Men) team  \nPun Wai Yan(潘慧欣)Tackle Rugby (Women) team  \nShum Sze Chit(岑施哲)Taekwondo (Men) team  \n\n\nSin Mei Yan Anna(冼美欣)Dragon boat (Women) team \nSo Wing Fu Thomson(蘇永富)Korfball team\nWong Chi Hin Michael(黃智軒)Trampoline team\n\n\nWong Ching Long Don(黃淨朗)Karatedo (Men) team \nWong Ho Jun Kelvin(王灝顓)Fencing (Men) team  \nWong Ho Yi(黃灝宜)Dodgeball (Women) team  \n\n\nWong Sze Man(王思敏)Karatedo (Women) team  \nWong Wai Lun(黃偉麟)Touch Rugby (Men) team  \nWong Wing Yan(黃泳欣)Fencing (Women) team  \n\n\nWong Zie Bin(黃澤斌)Swimming (Men) team\nWu Yin Lam Wendy(胡嫣琳)Taekwondo (Women) team  \nYeung Tsz May(楊紫薇)Squash (Women) team  \n\n\nYip San Sando(葉山)Judo team \nYip Shun Wang(葉信宏)Chinese Shuttlecock team \nYuen Ho Chun(袁皓俊)Soccer (Men) team \n\n\nYuen Tsz Chung(袁梓聰)Floor Curling team  \n \n 
URL:https://hpe.eduhk.hk/zh_cn/news-event/most-valuable-athlete-mvp-and-most-dedicated-athlete-mdaa-award/
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SUMMARY:Building a Safety Net for Helping Elite Athletes to Repick a “Dual Path Development Life”
DESCRIPTION:In a contributed article to Ming Pao\, Professor Stephen Chiu Wing-kai\, Chair Professor of Sociology\, Dr Gary Chow Chi-ching\, Assistant Professor of Department of Health and Physical Education and Ms Samantha Liu Siu-man\, Elite Athlete Development Officer cited the study by a Canadian scholar Jean Côte’ to discuss the three main paths for athletes to choose between training and study\, and made four proposals for universities to provide assistances to elite athletes in their academic and career developments. \nThey cited the initiatives taken by the EdUHK (formerly The Hong Kong Institute of Education) as examples that since cyclists Mr Wong Kam-po and Mr Marco Kwok Ho-ting admitted to the Bachelor of Health Education (Honours) programme and from 2010\, totally more than 90 elite athletes have been admitted to the EdUHK through various channels. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nClick here to read the article
URL:https://hpe.eduhk.hk/zh_cn/news-event/building-a-safety-net-for-helping-elite-athletes-to-repick-a-dual-path-development-life/
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