Bulletin Spring‧Summer 1981

Journal/Magazine The University has also published the following journal and magazine: The Chinese University Education Journal Vol 9, No. 1 (June ， 1981) Published in this 108-page issue are fourteen articles: (Articles in Chinese) Luk, Hung-kay, 'The concepts of education among the Ancient Greeks and Hebrews' Lee, Yen Chia-Chih, ‘Identity formation among Hong Kong youth: An exploratory study' Lew, William J.F., 'Intellectual education and cogni­ tive development' To, Cho-Yee, ‘On school mottoes' Wang, Erh-min, The study of history and historical writings' Chong, Yun Cheung, ‘Problems encountered in teaching practice' Yu, Chung-kit, 'Current trends of research in exercise physiology' Cheng, Shiu-ching, 'A review of the recent research on cognitive development in mathematics and science education' Yau, Betty L.L., 'Carkhuff's pattern of basic counsel­ ling techniques' Choi, Kai See, ‘The growth process of a young woman in Hong Kong' (Articles in English) Wu, Joseph S .， 'Scientific dogmatism and cultural skepticism' Pun, Sai Win & Cheng ， Shiu-ching, 'Hong Kong Form 3 pupils' attitude towards “ modern mathe­ matics" ， Cheung Kwok-lun & Lew ， William J.F., The criteria of teacher competence as perceived by students, student-teachers and serving teachers in Hong Kong' Leong, Che Kan, ‘The exceptional child— a Hong Kong context and beyond' The Asian Messenger Vol 3, Nos. 1 & 2 The Asian Messanger, A Report on Communica­ tion Development, is published by the Centre for Communication Studies. Included in this 48-page issue are the regular items: News Capsules, Special Reports, Publications, Communicators, Technology and Innovations. Among the special reports featured are "Changing Faces of China's TV" by Leonard Chu; "The Sex Surge", a reprint from The Asiaweek and “ 60 Years of Korean Moviedom", a reprint from Korea News- view. 31