HKIEd Joy of Learning No.1, 2004
Granting of Self-Accrediting Status : a milestone for HKIEd
 
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Evidence on programme outcomes  
Principals showed approval of HKIEd's ability to produce young teachers who are committed and energetic, with particularly strong attributes in pastoral care. ...... Students themselves .... believed that they are properly trained for their professional roles, and are highly appreciative of staff commitment, enthusiasm and responsiveness.
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Vision and challenges  
There is clear management awareness of the Institute's strengths and limitations. ...... Apart from resources constraints, HKIEd sees the frequent shifts in education policies as a major challenge for its programme development effort. ...... it also recognises the need to further improve its public image as a means to attract more high quality students. ...... The Panel observed, through comments from stakeholders, that HKIEd is already regarded as Hong Kong's leading provider of primary teachers and is well respected for its in-service provision.
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Early Childhood Education (ECE) is the only sector within HKIEd that is not under an established framework laid down by the EMB. This allows HKIEd the flexibility to create and actively influence the culture of ECE in HK, shaping policy and practice through both teaching and research/scholarly activities.
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