PISA International Conference

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Executive Summary - The First HKPISA Report
(Download the Order Form for hardcopy of the Report)

Concluding Remarks by Prof. Ho Sui-chu, Esther:
Accomplishment and Challenges of Hong Kong Education System

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Program Content - Paper and Presentation

 

Mr. Andreas SCHLEICHER

A Cross-National Perspective on Some Characteristics Shared by the Best Performing Countries in PISA

 

What Do the PISA Results Tell Us about Instruction on Reading and Reading Climate (Part 1)?

Dr. John Cresswell

The Association Between Learning Environment and Student Engagement and Performance in Reading: Results from the Pacific Rim in PISA 2000

Prof. TONG Choi-wai and Mr. SZE Man-man, Paul

Reading Performance of Hong Kong' s 15-year-old Students in PISA 2000

 

What Do the PISA Results Tell Us about Instruction on Reading and Reading Climate (Part 2)?

Prof. Jouni VALIJARVI

The System and How Does It Work - Some curriculum and pedagogical characteristics of the Finnish comprehensive school

Prof. HO Sui-chu, Esther and Mr. SZE Man-man

Relationship between Reading Habits, Reading Attitude and Literacy Performance of 15-year-old Students in Hong Kong and Finland

 

What Are the Implications of the PISA Results on Curriculum and Instruction in Mathematics?

Ms. Margaret WU

The Impact of PISA in Mathematics Education - Linking mathematics and the real world

What Are the Implications of the PISA Results on Curriculum and Instruction in Science?

Prof. YIP Din-yan

Scientific Literacy of Hong Kong Students in PISA 2000
What can We Say about the Quality and Equality of Educational Systems from the First Cycle of the PISA?

Prof. Douglas WILLMS

Canadian Research Institute for Social Policy

 

Concluding Remarks

Prof. Ho Sui-chu, Esther

Accomplishment and Challenges of Hong Kong Education System