The chief executive yesterday sought to reassure the thousands of people who demonstrated against national education on Sunday, as a survey showed that the issue has damaged many Hongkongers' view...
- Sun
- May 26, 2013
- Updated: 4:11pm
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Melody Cheung, 16, St Paul's Secondary School
Open your eyes and look around. Tests are usually standardised. As a student, you will have taken many academic, sports and music tests...
Popular support for scandal-hit chief executive hopeful Henry Tang Ying-yen plunged 5 percentage points this week to 21.3 per cent of respondents in the latest survey co-commissioned by the South...
Reputation is everything in the opinion polling business. Baptist University has lost whatever esteem it had with its flawed survey on public sentiment towards chief executive candidates Leung...
Let's embrace the concept of HQ
Many people believe that someone with a high IQ and EQ stands more of a chance to succeed. It is true that high levels of IQ and EQ help you tackle...
There were no cases of cheating reported in this year's A-level exams, but the number of reports of irregularities nearly doubled that of last year.
Four cases of cheating were...
What do we think? To find out, politicians and policymakers often consult opinion polls. Done properly, they give an accurate portrait of a community's attitudes, beliefs, opinions and preferences...
One benefit of a career in the Census and Statistics Department is that it guarantees extensive training and exposure. It also allows employees to tailor this training to their own career...
Once again, our bureaucrats show us they are living in another world.
Mainland education authorities are using hi-tech gadgets in a cat-and-mouse game of cracking down on pervasive cheating in the National College Entrance Exam, which started yesterday across the...
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