The Loch Ness Monster has no place in a school science curriculum, according to the head of a Hong Kong school run by the wife of an executive councillor.
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11 Sep 2012
The Education Bureau is cutting references to contemporary China from its curriculum guide on the national education subject, it said yesterday.
6 Sep 2012
Primary schools have overwhelmingly opted for civil and moral lessons over controversial national education in the new academic year, according to Education Bureau data.
2 Sep 2012
There has been much heated debate regarding Hong Kong's new secondary school curriculum.
25 Aug 2012
The controversial move to make national education part of the school curriculum appears to be a fait accompli.
The introduction of moral and national education in the primary and secondary school curriculum has proved to be controversial.
The opportunities brought about by information technology (IT) are being embraced by the Education Bureau, which is widening learning resources and adding depth to the curriculum taught at...
Education minister Eddie Ng Hak-kim has defended the controversial national-education subject for schools, saying it is useful for 'values building' despite its overlap with other subjects and the...
I refer to the letters from Kellia Wan ('Too young for national education', August 3) and Tse To-yap ('What is the real purpose of course?' August 3).
The government would be foolhardy to 'steamroll ahead' with its plan to start teaching national education this year because the issue might blow up in its face, a leading Basic Law specialist and...
Big textbook publishers are shunning the new national education curriculum, while a small player who dived into the market has found few buyers amid controversy over the subject.
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