- To well implement the NSS curriculum
- Adopt diversified teaching methodologies, e.g. learning through experiencing in laboratory, field studies and visits.
- Implement elements of scientific investigation (SI) in the 3-year NSS teaching curriculum.
- Implement elements of the nature of science (NOS) and STSE in the curriculum.
- To further elevate the academic and non-academic achievements of students
- Better collaboration in enhancement and remedial lessons.
- Better consolidation of focusing questions within curriculum time (e.g. cycle tests, quizzes, revision tests) and in assignments.
- Better collaboration in organizing more activities (e.g. visits, field studies or competitions) among students.
- To cultivate effective teaching and active learning
- Pre-lesson preparation / reading and related quizzes during lessons.
- Project work that requires students to search information, analyze and present during class is conducted.
- Regular common preparation periods for each level will be conducted for teachers.
- Better collaborations for EDB workshops among teachers.
- Sharing and evaluation for each peer observation and exercise book inspection.
- To enrich EMI environment
- Essay writing skill will be trained in each level.
- Report writing skill will be trained in a spiral sense, especially in NSS curriculum.
- Oral presentation is required for selected project work.
- To promote sunshine and caring school ethos among students.
- Promoting the caring of animals in school.
- Promoting the caring of the nature, i.e. environmental protection, in school.
- Positive and encouraging comments can be given to students’ work.
Form 3: The curriculum includes several parts of the New Senior Secondary (NSS) curriculum: Cell and Molecules of life: cellular organization and Cellular energetics (metabolism, enzymes and enzymatic reactions); organisms and Environment: Essential life processes in animals (Nutrition in Human).
Form 4-6 (NSS 1-3): This curriculum aims at providing students with basic biological knowledge, as well as the basis in scientific investigation, nature of science and STSE. The curriculum includes the advanced syllabus of cells and molecules of life, movement of substances across cell membrane, enzymes and metabolism; nutrition, gas exchange, transport, detection, coordination, support and movement, reproduction in human as well as in plants. Besides, the concept of ecology, basic and molecular genetics, evolution would also be included.
Form 7: This curriculum aims at providing students with respective biological knowledge, as well as the trainings on the skills for public examination. The curriculum includes nutrition; gaseous exchange and transport; sensitivity, response and coordination; support and movement; homeostasis; continuity of life, growth & development; health and diseases.
Several co-curricular activities such as field studies, site visits and Biology-related seminars and workshops will be organized for F.3 to F.7 students to arouse students’ interest in the subject matter. Internally, we will organize activities related to animal caring and environmental protection in order to raise students’ awareness to the society.
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