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20191209 Hong Kong Economic Times: "Social Worker Dad Founds Board Game Social Enterprise, Attracting Customers with Local Flavor"

Many parents, seeking convenience, turn to "digital pacifiers" - using their cell phones to soothe their children when they cry or fuss. However, 42-year-old social worker and father Wong Chung Hang has returned to basics, hoping to strengthen the parent-child bond through board games. In 2012, he founded the social enterprise "People On Board". To date, he has designed about 50 board games, with a focus on local cultural characteristics ...... 

20191001 Ming Pao: "Education Without the Burden: Making Math Fun" [Video]

[Ming Pao Exclusive] In Hong Kong's educational climate, children's learning is often tied to supplementary exercises. Many even believe that only through repetitive practice and constant worksheets can children master the material more accurately. Is this really the only way to learn? The new "Learning Without the 'Stress'" column in "HappyPaMa" will join parents and children in exploring fun and stress-free learning methods. Kicking things off are two dads who are gaming experts. By replacing pen-and-paper drills with games and real-life experiences, they help their children build a solid foundation in math with ease, dispelling the notion that math is dull and tedious ...... (Watch the video)

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20191001 Ming Pao: "Education Without the Burden: Learning Math Through Chess, Practicing Mental Arithmetic While Grocery Shopping"

[Ming Pao Exclusive] Thomas Wong, a social worker turned board game designer, also encourages children to learn math through games. He recently designed a board game set in a wet market, allowing children to practice counting while "shopping for groceries", making learning more relatable and fun ...... (Click here to read the full article)

 

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20190307 Insights from Expert: "Board Games Help Hidden Youth Found a Social Enterprise and Write a Legend"

Thomas Wong Chung Hang believes that board games can serve as an alternative to video games; they are not only a tool for parents and children to create quality family time together, but also an excellent way to bring young people back to the real world .....(Click here to read the full article)

20190123 The Hong Kong Economic Times: "Board Games Draw Young People Away from Their More Fun and Interactive Than Phones" [Video] 

Familiar games like "Monopoly", "UNO", "Flying Chess", and "Recreation Chess" are all board games that have been a part of many people's childhoods. In an era dominated by smartphones, social worker Thomas (Wong Chung Hang) loves board games so much that he's even designed his own - a board game for people with dementia. He's also inspired members of the "Hidden Youth" group to step out of their homes and play board games together. He's truly a person with a big heart ...... (Click here to read the full article)

20190207 Looop "How to Create Quality Parent-Child Time" [Video] 

Social Worker Launches Social Enterprise to Design Board Games for Hong Kong Children: "Fun with Chess" Thomas: "I hope we can use board games to create some quality parent-child time together." (Watch the video)

20190103 RTHK Radio 1, "Happy Social Enterprise Interview"