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Despite what some Members may feel, while greatly
expanding places we have not neglected quality. Indeed we
have made many significant improvements, many of them were
introduced by means of pilot schemes as suggested by Dr.
the expatriate
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At the risk of seeming long-winded, I think I must list
some of these measures. They include the establishment of
the Institute of Language in Education;
English language teacher pilot scheme; the immersion course
in the United Kingdom for local secondary school teachers of
English; additional graduate teachers of Chinese in small
secondary schools; the incentive award scheme to encourage
the production of good Chinese textbooks; remedial teaching;
additional teachers for split class teaching of computer
studies, art and design, and music at the senior
the senior secondary
level; class library schemes in primary schools; the
promotion of civic education and related activities; and
school-based curriculum development. If I make the list any
longer, I fear that Members may feel that even my speech is stronger on quantity than quality*. I hope I have said
enough to make it clear that we are steadily improving the
quality of teaching in our classrooms.
بو
Nevertheless,
I do agree with those Members who
feel that we can now afford to put even more emphasis on
improving the quality of our education. I would like to
mention some
areas.
improvements in mind.
where we have
further
specific
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