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Discovering Keystone: Beauty Lies in the Details
Bigoli into Bridge
With this post our readers learned how to make a bridge out of pasta with
our Middle School Design teacher, George Baxter
Appreciating Chinese Art
This was one of the first posts just before school opened for its very first
semester. It appeared on 6 August 2014. It gave a first glimpse of the
campus, the classrooms, and its facilities, which was much anticipated
by Keystone families. This post was read over 2600 times, which is twice
the number of subscribers we had at that time.
We are What We Read
In this 31 October post, we told our readers how our students learned
and appreciated various Chinese art forms. Unlike Western paintings that
often attempt the precise depiction of real-life objects, Chinese painting
focuses more on reflecting a sentiment, and depicting a state rather than
reproducing visual reality.
Stories from Classroom Walls
In this interesting post that appeared on 6 September 2014, we gave
readers a peek into Keystone’s bilingual Libraries through book
recommendations from staff and students. Some teachers picked out
their favorite textbooks, others could not pick just one.
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As we waited for school to open, we focused this post on how our
teachers were preparing ahead of students’ arrival. Primary school Chinese
homeroom teacher, Shi Mei, said her classroom walls, though decked in
traditional Chinese style, were only 60% complete. Only her students’ work
could make it whole.