P.R.H. 7 (REVISED)
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DAILY
INFORMATION
FINE RODE HOVERNMENT INFORMATION
SERVICES BULLETIN
Tuesday, July 25, 1972
THE NAME OF THE GAME THINKING NOT MEMORISATION
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A continual expansion plan during the next few years will bring
the government's Educational Television (ETV) service to more than half
a million children and 20,000 teachers.
The Acting Deputy Director of Education (Professional), Mr. Colvyn.
Haye, said today that the service had been such a great success in its
first year of operation, that the number of viewers will be doubled to
over 200,000 this year.
This expansion will continue until 500,000 children and 20,000
teachers accept television as a matter of course in their education.
Mr. Hayo, speaking at a luncheon of the Hong Kong Association of
the Pharmaceutical Industry, said a "quiet revolution" was taking place
in Hong Kong's primary school classrooms where television was being used
to "vitalise education".
*Teachers and children are discovering that learning can be
fun and that thinking, not Señorisation, Is the name of the game."
Mr. Haye said that television san breathe "quality" into an
education system which has of necessity been concerned with "quantity".
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