 | Journal of Youth Studies July
2004 Serial No. 14 |
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| > | Creativity and Its Enhancement: From Theory to Practice |
David W. CHAN |
| > | Analyses of Hong Kong’s Creative Industries, Education and Training for Relevant Personnel and the Concept of “Clustering” |
HUI
Desmond |
| > | Recovering Creativity: For Personal Evolution, Industry, and Society |
Gino
YU |
| > | Creative Society, Arts Education and Youth Policy |
YU Shu Tak |
| > | Creativity Education for Young People: The Case of The Hong Kong Odyssey of the Mind Programme |
MOK
Hon Fai James |
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A
Strategic Approach for Applying E-Learning in Fostering Students’
Creativity |
Jacqueline CHENG |
| > | The Development of Science and Creativity Activities in Schools and the Nurturing of Students’ Innovative Ability | SO Chi Ki Thomas |
| > | Is Problem-Based Learning Effective in Promoting Learners’ Creativity | Anna KWAN |
| > | Establishing Interest and Creativity in Writing through the “Ten-Minute Writing Scheme” | FAN Wing Yee |
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| > | Creativity Education of Adolescents and Innovation in Education in the Mainland China |
CHEN
Wei Xin WANG Xiu E |
| > | The Development of Creativity Education in Taiwan | Lung-An CHEN |
| > | Creativity in Singapore’s Education: Some Reflections on Science Education |
Ai-Girl
TAN Kam-Wah Lucille LEE Ngoh-Khang GOH Lian-Sai CHIA |
| > |
The
Difficulties and the Ways Out of the Creative Thinking Curriculum in Macau──Study
about the Moral and Ethics Education at School |
CHOI Chi U |
| > | Real Life Experience of Creativity Education, dealing with “Invention” and “Living” |
Davis
Wai-lun CHAN |
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| > | Cyber-risk of Hong Kong Youngsters | Tiger C. F. CHAN |
| > | Deviant Behaviour of Adolescents and their Psychological Correlates in terms of the Self and Social Influence |
Christopher
H. K. CHENG T. Wing LO Dennis S. W. WONG |
| > |
Sense
of Happiness and Ambition Among Youth in Hong Kong |
Raymond
Wai-man CHAN Dennis Sing-wing WONG |