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- Chan, Lillian Y, O, "The Adolescent Chinese Immigrant Student in Canada," TESL Talk. Vol. 8, Fall, 1977, pp. 3-10.
A teacher discusses some of the cultural and language difficulties encountered by the Chinese immigrant of high school age. She suggests some solutions to the language problems and to the difficulty of adapting to the Canadian schools' system of learning.
Chan, Victor and Hui, Anna, The Education of Chinese in Toronto; An Initial Investigation. Toronto, Toronto Board of Education, 1974.
A brief submitted by the Chinese Businessmen's Association in Toronto, An extensive survey with questionnaries and interviews administered to principals, vice-principals, guidance counsellors, teachers, students, leaders of Chinese parent associations, parents and social workers.
"Chinese Classes in High School," Chinatown News. Vol. 11, no. Oct, 18, 1963, pp. 6-7.
About the 3 year experiment in teaching Chinese and Japanese languages in 7 Los Angeles high schools.
"Multi-Language Learning Program in Kitimat, B.C." Chinatown News, Vol. 24, no. 14, Apr. 3, 1977, p. 8.
Reprinted from Education Today. Report on an original and unique multi-language cultural program which teaches the native language to children of various ethnic backgrounds. Eight language classes offered, including Chinese, History and cultural aspects of the particular countries also taught.
Overseas Chinese Education Association Division Branch in Canada, Special Press. Vancouver, 1941. (UBC-Asian Studies) LC3070 H824
Mainly concerned with the Chinese educational activities in Canada in 1941. Problems and solutions of educating the local Chinese in the Chinese language, history, geography and government system. Also includes records of the Association's meetings, (written in Chinese)
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