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The Right Brain: Is it Significant for Education? | Philip VERNON | 13 |
New Light on the Nature of Intelligence | Hans EYSENCK | 20 |
The Nonmanipulable and Effectively Manipulable Variables of Education | Arthur JENSEN | 31 |
N.H.S.T.'s, S.E.B.'s, and Fairy Tales | Leo WEST, Richard RIPPLE |
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Language, Class and Culture: Implications for First and Second Language Acquisition in Hong Kong and Alberta | Bruce BAIN, Agnes YU |
63 |
Significant Practices that are Often Overlooked in Teaching Reading | Stinson WORLEY | 83 |
Sex-Role Stereotyping among British and American Students | John COLLINGS, Alan SMITHERS |
93 |
Some Developments in the Concepts and Pratice of Special Education | Klaus WEDELL | 99 |
The Changing Face of In-Service Education for Teachers | Brian COOKE | 109 |
Secondary Teachers in an Urban American School: Their Views of Classroom Life as Revealed through a Content Analysis of Projective Stories | Forrest PARKAY | 119 |
Reading Comprehension in Korea: A Text-Oriented Linguistic Approach | Byong Won KIM | 137 |
New Horizons in Education | John RAVEN | 148 |
Do Schools Make a Difference to Adolescent Conduct Problems and Delinquency? | Ann CLARKE | 158 |
Prediction of Academic Success at the University of Hong Kong | John SPINKS, David HO |
167 |
Reading in ESL - A Hong Kong Perspective | William CHENG | 184 |
Language Policy in Hong Kong: The Llewellyn Report and the Medium of Instruction | Keith JOHNSON | 195 |
Relationships Between Item Calibrations from Traditional and Latent Trait Methods Test Item Dimensions | Patrick GRIFFIN | 205 |
The Management of Educational Institutions for the 1980's | Douglas THOM | 218 |
Educational Expansion and the Pedagogical Encounter: What can we Learn from History? | Gerard POSTIGLIONE | 226 |
Word Congresses of the International Reading Association | Helen HUUS | 242 |
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