Good morning, dear parents! It is a true pleasure to welcome you today.

As parents, we often ask ourselves: in a fast-changing world, what kind of education best prepares our children to be confident, adaptive, and true global leaders?

The answer lies in Liberal Education. Liberal education goes beyond textbooks and exams—it builds character, confidence, communication skills, and a global mindset. Today, I am excited to share how our programs guide your children step by step on this journey.

First, let me introduce our core regular program: Cinematic English Lab.

Many children find English boring when it's all about memorization. In our Cinematic English Lab, we make learning English dynamic and engaging—just like entering a movie world!

Through rich visuals, immersive storytelling, and role-play, we create a full-language environment. Children learn English naturally in meaningful contexts. It becomes an enjoyable tool to express themselves rather than a difficult subject, building their natural confidence from day one.

Once children build their foundation, our Elite Training Scheme (博雅領袖獎學金計劃) takes them further through two core pillars: Academic Structure and Leadership Etiquette.

Furthermore, students put their skills to practice by publishing a book for charity sale, learning the value of giving back. They also perform annually on our grand presentation platform, showcasing their growth to the community!

With academic strength and elegant manners, children need a global platform. That is Liberal Premier!

Through our UK Scholarship Scheme, we build immersive cultural exchange programs. We partner with top British institutions, such as Holmewood House School, facilitating reciprocal exchange visits between Hong Kong and UK students.

Children thrive best when supported by educated, caring parents. That is why we created the Liberal Parents Academy.

We actively collaborate with leading educational bodies, including the Jockey Club-sponsored Coolplay Project organized by the Yew Chung College of Early Childhood Education, offering insightful workshops and educational talks.

Through regular parent seminars, we empower you with modern parenting tools, fostering a positive family environment filled with positive thinking, right perspectives, and constructive energy.

Additionally, with full backing from SOGO Kai Tak, we are thrilled to launch our World Reading Day Initiative to encourage a loving, reading-rich family culture!

Dear parents, education is not the filling of a bucket, but the lighting of a fire.

From English foundations and leadership manners, to global exchanges and positive parenting support, Liberal Education lights the way. Let us work together to raise confident, wise, and compassionate young minds—ready to step up and lead our world!

Thank you very much!

Good morning, parents!

Many parents tell me: "My child is lazy; getting them to speak English is like pulling teeth!" or "They give up after two days—no willpower at all."

In reality, when children refuse to speak English, it is NOT because they are lazy or lack willpower. It's simply because the task is too hard!

Today, I will introduce Stanford Professor BJ Fogg's "Tiny Habits" system. With a simple formula, you can help your child build an English-speaking habit effortlessly!

The core formula consists of three letters: B = MAP

• B (Behavior): The action you want (e.g., speaking English).
• M (Motivation): How much your child wants to do it.
• A (Ability): How easy or simple the task is.
• P (Prompt): The reminder trigger that signals them to act.

Professor Fogg found that Motivation is like the weather—unpredictable. When kids are tired, motivation drops. Thus, we cannot rely on motivation alone!

The secret is to make the task extremely easy (Ability) and attach it to a clear Prompt!

How do we make it extremely easy? By making it Tiny!
Many parents start with big goals like: "Read aloud for 15 minutes every day!" This is too overwhelming for kids.
Instead, shrink the habit:

It takes zero effort, so your child won't resist!

Now we need a Prompt to trigger the behavior.
The best prompt isn't parents nagging "Speak English now!" It's linking the habit to an existing daily routine (an Anchor).

Practical Examples:

1. After I brush my teeth, I will say 'Can the Wizard of Oz give me a heart?' to the mirror.
2. After I open the fridge, I will say 'It isn’t Kansas, Toto.'
3. After I put on my shoes, I will say 'We must go to the Emerald City!'

Because brushing teeth or opening the fridge happens every day, it automatically reminds your child to speak!

This is the most critical yet overlooked step: Celebration!
Habits are formed through positive emotions. Within 3 seconds after your child completes the tiny habit, celebrate immediately!

This 3-second celebration makes their brain feel accomplished, encouraging them to repeat the habit tomorrow!

1. Don't Rush: Don't suddenly jump from 1 word to a whole essay just because they succeeded for 3 days. Slow is fast!
2. Keep a Backup Version: If your child is tired or cranky, let them say just 1 word (e.g., "Water"). Consistency beats quantity!
3. Limit to 1-2 Tiny Habits: Focus on mastering one small habit at a time rather than changing everything at once.

Dear parents, helping your child speak English doesn't require high-pressure force—just tiny evolutions.
To summarize our Tiny Habits Formula:

1. Design a habit so tiny it's impossible to fail.
2. Anchor it to a daily routine (Prompt).
3. Celebrate immediately!

Give your child time, starting with just one simple phrase. Small daily habits will lead to massive achievement over time!

Thank you all, and I welcome any questions now!