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The impact of the disseminated school-based curriculum materials on Hong Kong schools
- The impact of the disseminated school-based curriculum materials on Hong Kong schools
- New Horizons in Education, 39, 47-57, 1998
- World Education Fellowship (Australia)
- 1998
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- Hong Kong
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- 1997.7 onwards
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- Curriculum policy in Hong Kong is moving towards school-based curriculum development. This is reflected by the introduction of the School-based Curriculum Project Scheme by the Education Department in 1988. The aim of the Scheme is to encourage teachers to produce curriculum projects which meet the learning needs of pupils and schools. However, the Education Department selected and reproduced some of the school-based curriculum project materials for dissemination to all Hong Kong schools. This paper is a report of the study which analyses the collection and use of the disseminated projects by schools and the perceptions of the school teachers towards these projects.[Copyright © 1998 New Horizons in Education.]
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- English
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- 00285382
- https://bibliography.lib.eduhk.hk/en/bibs/76376b57
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