CONTENTS
Articles and Issues
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Themes in Education
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"Every Person is a Creative Being": Teaching Method Designed to Cultivate
Creativity from the Perspective of Educational Psychology
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Wai Man LEE |
1 |
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Sex Differences in Problem Behaviour and the Self-Concept: An Investigation
of Hong Kong Junior Secondary School Students
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Po Yin DREW,
David WATKINS |
11 |
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What Motivates Teachers?
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Guat Tin LOW,
Lee Hean LIM,
Lay Leng YEAP |
20 |
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Image of the Principalship: Preservice Teachers' Expectations of School Leaders
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John Chi-kin LEE,
Allan WALKER |
29 |
Curriculum and Instruction
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Language and Attitudes in the Transitional Period of Hong Kong
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Eva Fung Kuen LAI |
39 |
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Innovation of Mathematics Education in Compulsory Education
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Yun Peng MA |
46 |
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Secondary School Science Education in Hong Kong: Prospect and Retrospect
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Kwok Keung HO |
53 |
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Children's Abilities in Formal Reasoning and Implications for Science Learning
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Din Yan YIP |
58 |
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Are Science Teachers Prepared to Teach the Science-Technology-Society (S-T-S)
Theme?
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Anissa CHAN,
Peter J. FENSHAM |
76 |
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The Incorporation and Evaluation of Science, Technology and Society (STS)
Components in HKIED Programme
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Kevin Chung Wai LUI,
Sing Lai CHAN,
Yeung Chung LEE |
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Methods to Enhance the Chinese Language Ability of Students in Hong Kong
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Hon Kwong CHOW |
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"Scholars the Ninth and Beggars the Tenth": A Myth that is Still Prevalent
in Hong Kong's Secondary School Textbooks on Chinese History
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Jun FANG |
110 |
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A Case Study on Preschool Physical Education Curriculum in Zhuhai, China:
Implications for Preschool Physical Education Reform in Hong Kong and Macau
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Paul Shu Sing WONG |
114 |
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"Statement of Aims" and Preparation for Working Life: Challenge and Opportunity
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D.B. LEWIS |
123 |
Practicals and Experiences
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Reflections of a New Teacher - Peer Supervision in Teacher Development
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Evelyn Yee Fun MAN |
129 |
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How do Secondary Students Perceive their English Learning Experience? Report
on a "Young Post" readers survey
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Christine YU,
Ngar Fun LIU,
William LITTLEWOOD |
140 |
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* Article in Chinese
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