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Parents, educators and practitioners come together in Learning from Home to share their experiences of at-home learning during COVID-19 lockdown. Join us as we discuss how this period of disruption is presenting opportunities to respond to new perspectives on parenting, teaching and learning beyond the pandemic.
Panellists include Sanveen Kang (Principal Clinical Psychologist at Psych Connect), Bob Lee (photographer, founder of The Fat Farmer and autism advocate), Victor Lim Fei (Assistant Professor at National Institute of Education), Cherie Lim Tseng (editor with The Birthday Collective) and Elaine Ng (co-founder of The Learning Connections). The discussion is facilitated by Zhang Baoxin (Curator, Public Programmes at ArtScience Museum).
Learning from Home extends from Feeling the Future: Democratising Tools for Hope by Cheryl Chung and Let’s Talk About as part of an online programme of conversations dedicated to reimagining a post-COVID-19 world.
28 Sep, 4pm - 5.15pm
Learning from Home
Parents, educators and practitioners come together to share their experiences of at-home learning during COVID-19 lockdown, and discuss how this period of disruption is presenting opportunities to respond to new perspectives on parenting, teaching and learning beyond the pandemic.
Sanveen Kang (Principal Clinical Psychologist at Psych Connect)
Bob Lee (Photographer, founder of The Fat Farmer and autism advocate)
Cherie Lim Tseng (editor with The Birthday Collective)
Victor Lim Fei (Assistant Professor at National Institute of Education)
Elaine Ng (co-founder of The Learning Connections)
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SPECIAL EVENT
Let’s Talk About: Where We Live
Every home and neighbourhood in Singapore has different sights, sounds, special things and challenges that are unique to them. Join Jonathan Muk, co-founder of ReadAble, as we explore Jalan Kukoh – a neighbourhood in Singapore – through the eyes of some of their youngest residents.
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TALK
Feeling the Future Talk with Tong Yee
Tong Yee (Co-Founder of The Thought Collective) reflects on emotional resilience and personal leadership in this season of crisis – how it tells us about who we are as societies and states, and reveals powerful wisdom if we care to look. He will also be participating in a Q&A session moderated by Honor Harger (Executive Director, ArtScience Museum).
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ARTSCIENCE LATE
ArtScience Late at Home with David Finnigan
You’re Safe Till 2024: Deep History, a performance project by writer-performer David Finnigan, is a deep time story about the massive changes taking place on our planet, placed against the story of an Australian family during the 2020 summer bushfires. The performance will be livestreamed on 17 September, 9pm in tandem with a Q&A session.
