The Education & Manpower Bureau and 11 educational bodies will stage the Teachers' Professional Experience Sharing Month in March.

Teachers and parents can participate in seminars, experience sharing sessions, talks, lesson demonstrations and open forums during Sharing Month.

Educators will share their experiences and achievements in teaching. To help participants understand and adopt these valuable experiences, there will be expert commentary on the projects.

Under the theme of Learning & teaching effectiveness, Sharing Month will consist of phases on Innovative Curriculum & Assessment, Classroom Learning, Four Key Tasks of Curriculum Reform and Life-wide Learning & Multiple Intelligences, on March 1, 8, 22 and 29 respectively.

Deputy Secretary for Education & Manpower Y.C. Cheng said: "The enthusiastic participation of educational bodies in Sharing Month shows that members of the education profession are willing to share their success stories and collaborate with one another. This culture is the key to promoting education reform."

Sharing Month is funded by the Quality Education Fund, District Teacher Network Scheme and Subject-related Organisations Scheme.

For enquiries, call the District Teacher Network Secretariat at 2562 6445, 2562 6446, or 2562 6034.