The Hong Kong policy of quality education for all: A multi-level analysis

Suk Ching Stella CHONG

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Abstract

This paper attempts to analyze the practices of “quality school education” by using newly arrived children (NAC) as an example. A multi-level framework is employed to critically examine the current government policy with reference to the sampled nine schools from five levels: government, institutional, individual student, societal and professional learning community. Discrepancies between policy goals and reality are highlighted. The paper then addresses what should be done and undone if quality education is to become the hallmark of Hong Kong schooling.
Original languageEnglish
Publication statusPublished - 2005
EventThe Inclusive and Supportive Education Congress: International Special Education Conference: Inclusion: Celebrating Diversity? - Glasgow, United Kingdom
Duration: 01 Aug 200504 Aug 2005

Conference

ConferenceThe Inclusive and Supportive Education Congress: International Special Education Conference: Inclusion: Celebrating Diversity?
Country/TerritoryUnited Kingdom
CityGlasgow
Period01/08/0504/08/05

Citation

Chong, S. (2005, August). The Hong Kong policy of quality education for all: A multi-level analysis. Paper presented at the Inclusive and Supportive Education Congress: International Special Education Conference: Inclusion: Celebrating Diversity? Glasgow, Scotland.

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