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6. It has been suggested also that on account of the difficulty of teaching a foreign language to Europeans and Chinese in the same class, the French and German Classes should also be divided into Chinese and non-Chinese sections. We are inclined however to agree with Pastor Muller that it would be a waste of money to encourage Chinese in Hongkong to study another foreign language before they have acquired sufficient knowledge of English to enable them to keep pace with non-Chinese students.
7. As there appears to have been some misunderstanding on the point, we should emphasize the necessity for the English class being regarded as a class the object of which is to improve the students' knowledge of English and not to make him acquainted with English literature. The course of study should be as practical as possible, special attention should be paid to conversation, letter-writing and business correspondence and the certificate issued at the end of the course should be a certificate of knowledge of English not of knowledge of a particular book.
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connection between the Chinese and Japanese literatures justifies
if it does not compel the division of the class into two
sections - Chinese and non-Chinese.
6. It has been suggested also that on account of
the difficulty of teaching a foreign language to Europeans and
Chinese in the same class, the French and German Classes should
also be divided into Chinese and non-Chinese sections. We are
inclined however to agree with Pastor Muller that it would be
a waste of money to encourage Chinese in Hongkong to study
another foreign language before they have acquired sufficient
knowledge of English to enable them to keep pace with non-
-Chinese students.
7. As there appears to have been some misunderstand-
-ing on the point, we should emphasize the necessity for the
English class being regarded as a class the object of which is
to improve the students' knowledge of English and not to make
him acquainted with English literature. The course of study
should be as practical as possible, special attention should be
paid to conversation, letter-writing and business correspondence
and the certificate issued at the end of the course should be
a certificate of knowledge of English not of knowledge of a
particular book.
8.
We do not recommend that any attempt should be
made to revive the Commercial Arithmetic Class at present. It is
possible for a boy to learn in the ordinary course at school
all the arithmetic he will need as a clerk. No class was formed
in Commercial Geography and as there is little probability of
any demand for some time to come for instruction in this subject
we recommend it be struck off the list.
9. In the Engineering Section it is of the highest
importance that the work of the various teachers should be co-
-ordinated. Care must be taken to prevent an undue expenditure
of time on one object and progress in one object must be keep pace and no more with progress in the others. Provision should
be
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