Journal Articles
Survey on the first batch of secondary computer studies students in Hong Kong
- Survey on the first batch of secondary computer studies students in Hong Kong
- Hong Kong Science Teachers Journal, 12(2), 96-102, 1984
- Hong Kong
- Hong Kong Association for Science and Mathematics education
- 1984
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- Hong Kong
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- 1980s
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- Secondary Education
- The authors point out in the paper that, based on the results of a two-year pilot scheme, the Director of Education announced that a new extended pilot scheme would begin in September. A whopping $9.4 million was set aside to equip 75 additional schools with microcomputer systems (to a total of 105). The shortage of qualified computer studies staff was reflected. BASIC programming was the most popular, but more than 40% of students were eager to learn the use of commercial package. Thus, it might be necessary to achieve a balance between the "using computer" and the "understanding computers".
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- English
- Journal Articles
- https://bibliography.lib.eduhk.hk/en/bibs/05febb42
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