Education Bureau defends plan to teach primary pupils Mandarin Pinyin typing
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Hong Kong’s Education Bureau has defended a proposal to have primary school pupils learn to type in Chinese using a romanisation system for Mandarin, the language mainly used in mainland China, saying students would not have to learn a new typing method from scratch. The bureau proposed in its Information and Innovation Technology Curriculum Framework…
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