Showing posts with label China. Show all posts
Showing posts with label China. Show all posts

Tuesday, 7 February 2012

More in the Virtual Conductive Education Library Depository

After neglecting the Depository of the virtual Library  for the past weeks I have just added several papers. These have been sent to me over the past couple of days and provided the push I needed to get more material up.

 
A report by Rony Schenker of the recent conference on Conductive Education held in Shanghai last December is now in the Depository alongside its Chinese version translated by Claire Cheng. These make three items about China, two of them  in English. It doesn't sound a lot but considering most information about the development of CE in China is on the Internet  in Mandarin, having two recent items in English is quite a coup.  If you know of others, please do send therm to me.

Getting these into the right format for uploading has taken me quite a while today -  and a lot of careful work. Each had to be redone several times and my patience wore a bit thin more than once! But in the end  -  success. Hooray!

After doing this I checked my email and a friend had sent me a link to a video. I have just watched this and realised that I am quite happy to get frustrated, do things again and again  and  not work like the man in the film. 

 Have a look www..liveleak.com/e/07b_1284580365

Saturday, 16 July 2011

Conductive Education in China

A few days ago an article appeared in the Chinese press about the spread of CE all over China including an interview with Cao Limin.

http://www.f-paper.com/?i546685-%22Conductive-Education%22-will-be-everywhere?
 
 
In Hong Kong at the World Congress last December a presentation was made by Cao Limin and Clare Cheng about the developments in China. This is now available in the Depository of the Conduction website for all those who would like to know more. The file is quite a large one of 9mb and takes a little longer to open. If anyone has any problems with it, please do let me now.

http://www.e-conduction.org/depository/LiminandCheng2.pdf