Add to ORKGThe issue concerning English education in Hong Kong has been a matter of much debate. This dissertation comprises two parts. Part I (Chapters 1-3) is a description of the problems and Part II (Chapters 4 and 5) a search for solutions. Chapter 1 gives a factual picture of the language problems and the responses of both the government and the public to them. Chapter 2 is a study of the linguistic situation in Hong Kong, having a discussion particularly about the nature of bilingual ism. Chapter 3 analyses the language learning difficulties and the actual needs of the learners. Chapter 4 is an attempt to solve the problem by locating the proper position of English learning in the language education of Hong Kong. Chapter 5 suggests ...
In a number of papers Schumann has developed the thesis that second language learning is an aspect o...
The present study evaluates the impact of the fine-tuning medium of instruction (MOI) policy in Hong...
The current situation of English in Hong Kong is the subject of two competing discourses, a public o...
Recognising the autonomy of Hong Kong English, which has become increasingly controversial in lingui...
A language originally brought in by the British colonial rule in 1841, English used to be the major ...
The use of English as the medium of instruction in Hong Kong's education system has been a source of...
This study examines the nature, purposes and consequences of language policies and practices in Hon...
The rapid growth of economic globalization has resulted in a fastening pace of internationalisation ...
A dissertation submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the Degree of Bachelor of Edu...
In September 1998, the Education Department of the fledgling Hong Kong Special Administrative Region...
Hong Kong exemplifies a special case in which the notions of `bilingual education' and `dominant lan...
In this chapter, we will first briefly discuss how the Hong Kong SAR government’s language policy of...
ABSTRACT: Recognising the autonomy of Hong Kong English, which has become increasingly controversial...
With the impending change of status of Hong Kong from a British colony to an integral partof the Peo...
This paper seeks to evaluate the appropriateness of employing an English as a lingua franca (ELF) pe...
In a number of papers Schumann has developed the thesis that second language learning is an aspect o...
The present study evaluates the impact of the fine-tuning medium of instruction (MOI) policy in Hong...
The current situation of English in Hong Kong is the subject of two competing discourses, a public o...
Recognising the autonomy of Hong Kong English, which has become increasingly controversial in lingui...
A language originally brought in by the British colonial rule in 1841, English used to be the major ...
The use of English as the medium of instruction in Hong Kong's education system has been a source of...
This study examines the nature, purposes and consequences of language policies and practices in Hon...
The rapid growth of economic globalization has resulted in a fastening pace of internationalisation ...
A dissertation submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the Degree of Bachelor of Edu...
In September 1998, the Education Department of the fledgling Hong Kong Special Administrative Region...
Hong Kong exemplifies a special case in which the notions of `bilingual education' and `dominant lan...
In this chapter, we will first briefly discuss how the Hong Kong SAR government’s language policy of...
ABSTRACT: Recognising the autonomy of Hong Kong English, which has become increasingly controversial...
With the impending change of status of Hong Kong from a British colony to an integral partof the Peo...
This paper seeks to evaluate the appropriateness of employing an English as a lingua franca (ELF) pe...
In a number of papers Schumann has developed the thesis that second language learning is an aspect o...
The present study evaluates the impact of the fine-tuning medium of instruction (MOI) policy in Hong...
The current situation of English in Hong Kong is the subject of two competing discourses, a public o...