Changing political scenario in Hong Kong and its impact on education after July 1997

Keyphrases

• Hong Kong 100%
• Education Effect 100%
• Personal Education 100%
• Social Education 100%
• Development of Society 50%
• China 50%
• Potential Development 50%
• Civic Education 50%
• Policy Change 50%
• Education Policy 50%
• Politicians 50%
• Educators 50%
• Student Development 50%
• First Language 50%
• Chinese Government 50%
• Sovereignty 50%
• Change in Education 50%
• New Curriculum 50%
• Capitalism 50%
• Moral Education 50%
• Education Researcher 50%
• One Country Two Systems 50%
• Sex Education 50%
• Nationalism 50%
• Patriotism 50%
• Hong Kong People 50%
• Colonial Rule 50%
• Migrants 50%
• Affective Education 50%
• Language of Instruction 50%
• Communist 50%
• Capitalist 50%
• Basic Law 50%
• Sino 50%
• Adjustment Programmes 50%
• Traditional Curriculum 50%
• Communism 50%
• Education Guidance 50%
• Overtaking 50%
• Social Guidance 50%
• New Migrants 50%
• Social Counselling 50%

Social Sciences

• Hong Kong 100%
• Social Education 66%
• Chinese 33%
• Civic Education 33%
• China 33%
• Educational Policy 33%
• Chinese Government 33%
• Sovereignty 33%
• Guidance and Counseling 33%
• Moral Education 33%
• Patriotism 33%
• Affective Education 33%
• Language of Instruction 33%
• Communism 33%
• Development of Society 33%