New Horizons

Journal of Education, Hong Kong Teachers' Association
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No. 24, November 1983

* Article in Chinese

CONTENTS


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
51
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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