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31. The language of sets

By: Wong, N. Y.

Document Type: Journal Articles

Source: Curriculum Forum, 2(2), 14-28, 1992

Year published: 1992

City published: Hong Kong

Publisher: Hong Kong University, Department of Curriculum Studies

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32. Use of worksheets in the teaching of geography to slow-learning students in secondary schools

By: Chan, See Chung

Document Type: Journal Articles

Source: Curriculum Forum, 1(4), 30-44, 1991

Year published: 1991

City published: Hong Kong

Publisher: Hong Kong University, Department of Curriculum Studies

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33. Hong Kong student image of the world and its implications for the teaching of geography

By: Stimpson, P. G.

Document Type: Journal Articles

Source: Curriculum Forum, 1(4), 84-92, 1991

Year published: 1991

City published: Hong Kong

Publisher: Hong Kong University, Department of Curriculum Studies

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34. First come, first win

By: Li, P.

Document Type: Journal Articles

Source: Curriculum Forum, 1(3), 92-93, 1991

Year published: 1991

City published: Hong Kong

Publisher: Hong Kong University, Department of Curriculum Studies

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35. Some potential problems in school algebra: The case of Hong Kong

By: Mok, A. C.

Document Type: Journal Articles

Source: Curriculum Forum, 4(2), 23-38, 1995

Year published: 1995

City published: Hong Kong

Publisher: Hong Kong University, Department of Curriculum Studies

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36. The biology teacher assessment scheme (TAS)

By: Pang, K. C.

Document Type: Journal Articles

Source: Curriculum Forum, 2(2), 81-90, 1992

Year published: 1992

City published: Hong Kong

Publisher: Hong Kong University, Department of Curriculum Studies

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37. Towards reflective teacher education

By: Pang, K. C.

Document Type: Journal Articles

Source: Curriculum Forum, 5(2), 52-59, 1996

Year published: 1996

City published: Hong Kong

Publisher: Hong Kong University, Department of Curriculum Studies

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38. The effect of constructing coded elaborative outlines and student generated questions on text learning

By: Sahari, M.; Tuckman, B. W.; Fletcher, H. J.

Document Type: Journal Articles

Source: Curriculum Forum, 6(1), 48-59, 1996

Year published: 1996

City published: Hong Kong

Publisher: Hong Kong University, Department of Curriculum Studies

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39. Why is (-) * (-) = (+)?

By: Siu, F. K.; Siu, M. K.

Document Type: Journal Articles

Source: Curriculum Forum, 2(2), 47-51, 1992

Year published: 1992

City published: Hong Kong

Publisher: Hong Kong University, Department of Curriculum Studies

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40. Why should we use a problem-solving approach to teach mathematics?

By: Taplin, M.

Document Type: Journal Articles

Source: Curriculum Forum, 5(2), 73-79, 1996

Year published: 1996

City published: Hong Kong

Publisher: Hong Kong University, Department of Curriculum Studies

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34. First come, first win

35. Some potential problems in school algebra: The case of Hong Kong

36. The biology teacher assessment scheme (TAS)

37. Towards reflective teacher education

38. The effect of constructing coded elaborative outlines and student generated questions on text learning

39. Why is (-) * (-) = (+)?

40. Why should we use a problem-solving approach to teach mathematics?

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