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Resources
School Year 2019/20
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| 27/09/2019 | SS Enriching Knowledge Series for the Liberal Studies Curriculum: The Ombudsman Institution – Evolution, Functions and Outlook (New) | |
| Topic：The Ombudsman Institution – Evolution, Functions and Outlook Speaker：Mr MA Kai-loong, Tony(Ex-Assistant Ombudsman) |
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School Year 2017/18
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| 24/05/2018 | SS Enriching Knowledge cum Learning and Teaching Strategies for the Liberal Studies Curriculum: Public Health and the Tai Ping Shan Trail – Determinants of Health for Communicable and Non-communicable Diseases | |
| Public Health and the Tai Ping Shan Trail – Determinants of Health for Communicable and Non-communicable Diseases
Teaching materials for LS Teachers (Part I – Taipingshan Medical Heritage Trail) Dr WONG Tai-wai and Dr Regina CHING (Representatives of Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences), Curriculum Development Officers (Liberal Studies) |
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| Public Health and the Tai Ping Shan Trail – Determinants of Health for Communicable and Non-communicable Diseases
Teaching materials for LS Teachers (Part II – Non-communicable Diseases) Dr WONG Tai-wai and Dr Regina CHING (Representatives of Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences), Curriculum Development Officers (Liberal Studies) |
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School Year 2015/16
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| 25/11/2015 | SS Enriching Knowledge for the Liberal Studies Curriculum: Energy Development in Hong Kong, China and the World (New) | |
| Global energy trends and climate change: Some highlights of China and Hong Kong
Dr Alex Lo (The Kadoorie Institute, University of Hong Kong) |
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| Energy and Sustainable Development
Dr Winnie Law (The Kadoorie Institute, University of Hong Kong) |
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| 30/09/2015 | SS Enriching Knowledge for the Liberal Studies Curriculum : Seminar and field trip on land supply strategies and housing development in Hong Kong (Re-run) | |
| Hong Kong Land Supply Strategies
Dr. Winnie Law (The Kadoorie Institute, University of Hong Kong) |
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School Year 2014/15
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| 13/03/2015 | SS Enriching Knowledge Series for the Liberal Studies Curriculum: Achieving Sustainable Urban Ecology: Trees for Green and Liveable Cities (New) | |
| Urban trees: Growth constraints and protection
C.Y. Jim (Department of Geography, University of Hong Kong) |
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| Urban trees: Multiple benefits and functions
C.Y. Jim (Department of Geography, University of Hong Kong) |
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| 12/02/2015 | SS Enriching Knowledge for the Liberal Studies Curriculum : Globalization, Social Welfare Development and Changing Governance in East Asia (New)
Professor Mok Ka-ho (Vice President (Research & Development), The Hong Kong Institute of Education ) |
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| 17/12/2014 | SS Enriching Knowledge and Learning and Teaching Strategies for the Liberal Studies Curriculum: Achieving sustainable communities – Local and overseas experience Dr Winnie Law (The Kadoorie Institute, University of Hong Kong) |
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| 19/11/2014 | SS Enriching Knowledge for the Liberal Studies Curriculum: Energy and Sustainable Development in China : Modern Chinese Cities' Experience Dr Winnie Law (The Kadoorie Institute, University of Hong Kong) |
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School Year 2013/14
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| 11/04/2014 | SS Enriching Knowledge for the Liberal Studies Curriculum : Sustainable Development and Public Engagement in Hong Kong and China (Refreshed)
Dr. Winnie W.Y.LAW (Assistant Director and Principal Lecturer of The Kadoorie Institute, The University of Hong Kong) |
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