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New General Studies (New Curriculum)
簡介
New General Studies (New Curriculum) is written in line with the 2017 General Studies Curriculum Guide for Primary Schools (Primary 1 – 6) issued by the Curriculum Development Council. This learning material not only spotlights STEM education, but also strengthens values education and helps pupils develop long-lasting generic skills.
教材特色
This learning material features:
- 1. A systematic course structure
This learning material organizes the learning themes according to the core learning elements stated in the curriculum guide. The theme-based volumes are compiled to ensure lateral coherence and vertical continuity of the curriculum, allowing pupils to gradually build basic knowledge across the six learning strands, and develop positive values and attitudes alongside generic skills.
- 2. Cohesion with different learning stages
The KS1 portion of this learning materials provides a smooth transition between the kindergarten and primary curricula. The KS2 portion focuses on training pupils in diversified learning strategies and science process skills to prepare them for junior secondary education.
- 3. An inquiry approach
Inquiry is the process of seeking out problems and solutions. This learning material uses questions to stimulate learning. Along with various hands-on and minds-on exploratory activities and projects, it aids pupils in integrating and applying knowledge and skills.
- 4. Learning from everyday life
This learning material is compiled for the needs and interests of pupils, and closely connected to their real-life experiences. It allows pupils to make their own discoveries, apply their knowledge in everyday life and share their experiences.
- 5. Reading across the curriculum
Reading materials are curated thematically, including new reports, case studies, and stories of science, history and historical figures. They widen pupils’ horizons and let pupils apply their reading comprehension skills.
- 6. Life-wide learning
The ‘More to Explore’ section features suggestions for field trips, museum visits and service learning, so that pupils can extend learning beyond the classroom.
- 7. Self-directed learning
With lead-in questions on the unit cover, pupils can take initiative and conduct research before class. Sections such as ‘Life Link’ and ‘Global Vision’ encourage pupils to take advantage of available resources for further investigation. Additionally, each unit features a ‘Self-assessment’ section for pupils to evaluate their learning performance and reflect on more topics to explore.
教師資源
Dr Yip Wai Lin
Dr Cheng Nga Yee
