A comparative study on the self-directed learning of primary students in Hong Kong and Macau

A comparative study on the self-directed learning of primary students in Hong Kong and Macau

• Mok, Magdalena Mo Ching The Hong Kong Institute of Education
• Leung, Shing On The Hong Kong Institute of Education
• Shan, Wenjing Peter The Hong Kong Institute of Education

International Journal of Self-directed Learning, 2(2), 39-54, 2005

Florida Atlantic University * College of Education. International Society for Self-Directed Learning

2005

• A Human Growth & Development
  • AC Socialization, Self-concept, Self-esteem, Identity, Affective, Emotional, Psycho-social & Moral Development
• P Social Context of Education
  • PB Comparative Education

• Hong Kong
• Macau

• 1997.7 onwards

• Primary Education

Self-directed learning is an important element in the recent education reform in Asian-Pacific countries. This study explores differences and similarities in the self-directed learning of primary students in Hong Kong and Macau. Data from samples of 1,253 students from 10 Hong Kong schools and another 1,562 students from 10 Macau schools who were currently enrolled in primary-3 and primary-5 in the two locations were analyzed. Three-way comparisons (location, gender and year levels) on primary students’ perceptions of the usefulness of self-directed learning strategies were undertaken. The students’ deployment of self-directed learning strategies was also compared. Results were discussed in terms of implications to education reform in Hong Kong and Macau.
[Copyright © 2005 International Self-Directed Learning Symposium Group.]

• English

Journal Articles

• 19343701

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2015-11-05