“学生流动与跨境教育全球化背景下专家学者、政府官员乃至商务人士普遍关注的议题。今天在凯文学校这样一所具有国际化背景的学校中召开本次论坛，有来自几十个国家和地区的学界政界人士共同探讨，是一次极其富有学术价值和政策实践意义的工作。”

A parallel session of the Belt and Road Education Dialogue—“Student Mobility and Cross-border Communication”—was held at Beijing Kaiwen Academy on November 28th, 2017. Ma Tao, vice president of National Institute of Education Sciences (NIES), and Zhou Zhaoyu, executive principal of Beijing Kaiwen Academy attended the session and made opening speeches. Wang Dianjun, principal of Tsinghua University High School, also attended the session and made a keynote speech. Leaders from China’s Ministry of Education and China Scholarship Council, as well as over 30 government officials, experts, and scholars from a dozen Belt and Road countries, including Iran, the Philippines, Saudi Arabia, Ukraine, and Nepal, attended the session and delivered wonderful speeches.

❤ 想和凯文学子一起，感受最美校园、体验名师风采吗？ ❤ 想知道真正适合中国孩子的课程体系是什么样子的吗？ 来吧，12.16，相约海淀凯文开放日！

子贡被孔子比喻为瑚琏。对于孔子的这一比喻，有的人认为是精石确凿的美丽玉器，还有人认为是巧夺天工的坚硬木器，有的人认为是美观坚固的实用瓦器，众说纷纭，但是唯一可以确定的是，绝对是一种非常贵重的东西，因为在古代，瑚琏是祭奠神圣的贵重之器。

What strengths and academic research value does Zi Gong, one of Confucius’ best and most well-known disciples, have? Is he the originator of Confucian businessmen? How much did he contribute to the development of Confucianism? Teacher Xiang answered these questions in detail in this Tuesday’s “Kaiwen Chinese Classics Lecture Hall” Lecture 2—Confucius’ Disciples (part 1).

如何更好地进行指导阅读教学，提高学生各学科的阅读能力？ 如何提升中层管理者的水平，做到人尽其才，增强团队凝聚力？ 如何提升教育全局观，拓展国际视野，将学科教学和人才培养更好地结合起来？

How can we teach reading to improve the students’ reading ability better? How can we improve the level of middle managers, allow them to fully display their talent, and enhance team cohesion? How can we improve our overall view of education, expand our international vision, and better combine subject teaching and talent cultivating?

英语周刚落下帷幕，北京海淀凯文学校又迎来了精彩的数学周。 个人竞赛、小组竞赛、趣味游戏、学术探秘……五花八门学习形式充满了本周的数学课堂。而小学数学组则直接举办了“数学嘉年华”，小学部的全体老师共同协作，为同学们开了一场精彩的数学大Party。

Kaiwen Academy’s wonderful English Week had barely ended when the Math Week started. Individual competitions, group competitions, fun games, and academic explorations—to name just a few—were the learning forms in this week’s math classes. Kaiwen Academy’s elementary school teachers held a math carnival for students.