A 2018 survey by the Professional Teachers Union showed nearly 80 per cent of teachers supported keeping liberal studies as a compulsory subject in schools. Photo: Handout A 2018 survey by the Professional Teachers Union showed nearly 80 per cent of teachers supported keeping liberal studies as a compulsory subject in schools. Photo: Handout
A 2018 survey by the Professional Teachers Union showed nearly 80 per cent of teachers supported keeping liberal studies as a compulsory subject in schools. Photo: Handout
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Letters | What Hong Kong students learn from liberal studies is how to live with different views

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Updated: 1:00pm, 15 Jul, 2019

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A 2018 survey by the Professional Teachers Union showed nearly 80 per cent of teachers supported keeping liberal studies as a compulsory subject in schools. Photo: Handout A 2018 survey by the Professional Teachers Union showed nearly 80 per cent of teachers supported keeping liberal studies as a compulsory subject in schools. Photo: Handout
A 2018 survey by the Professional Teachers Union showed nearly 80 per cent of teachers supported keeping liberal studies as a compulsory subject in schools. Photo: Handout
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