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耀中耀华统领性课程旨在培育耀中耀华学生成为具有全球素养、富有爱心及仆人精神的全球公民。

 

它是机构整体的课程设计,架构中包含各课程内容及其使用方法。

 

机构内所有的小学和初中均须落实本课程设计。如在高中实施,应对课程作调整,以满足IGCSE, A-Level、IBDP、BTEC、中国国家课程及未来高中课程的不同要求。

 

设计的外观灵感来自中国百子柜。百子柜由许多抽屉组成,抽屉可在这个固定的外部结构下互换位置。此视觉设计被命名为 "耀中耀华统领性课程设计"。

 

设计由外框和内框组成,每格分为上下两层。

耀中耀华
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WHY? | The Outer Frame

 

The outermost frame is our WHY. It represents the five essential components which form our educational beliefs, values and ultimate goals.

  1. Mission, Principles and Practices (MPP)

  2. 12 Virtues (including our Motto)

  3. 12 Values (ECE version)

  4. The Bilingual Learning Communities

  5. Learner Portrait

 

 

The outermost frame represents our curriculum structure.​ The 12 Virtues are a philosophical approach to the way in which education is developed, shared, and achieved at YCYW. The 12 Values underpin the way in which we approach the teaching of our students. Although these were developed through academic studies of our Early Childhood Education centres, the 12 Values can be holistically seen in the pedagogical approaches in all our schools. The Bilingual Learning Communities are our learning environment. We cultivate active and collaborative learning within a bilingual mindset, stated in the Learning Communities Guiding Statement and the Bilingual Learning Communities Framework. ​ The Learner Portrait is a student centred, holistic model of the expectations of character development of children whilst they attend our schools and beyond.​​​​​​​​​​

HOW? | The Inner Frame

 

The inner frame is our ‘HOW’. It consists of  the four approaches which align our beliefs and values with practice.

  1. Approaches to Learning and Teaching

  2. Approaches to Curriculum Planning

  3. Approaches to Assessment

  4. Approaches to Citizenship

 

All these approaches are  combined to achieve the YCYW Global Curriculum.

 

 

Approaches to Learning and Teaching references the various interrelated teaching methods used in our schools to lead to student engagement and learning of curriculum content and beyond. These guide how learning takes place not only for the current educational climate but also encourages future thinking pedagogies. Approaches to Curriculum Planning refers to our curriculum planning requirements, including curriculum mapping, planning protocols and unit planning. It guarantees all learners navigate the essential concepts, content and skills specified in our YCYW Overarching Curriculum Concepts document and all YCYW curriculum guides, which demonstrate what we expect our learners to achieve from an academic perspective. Approaches to Assessment in the diagram represents its central nature and how the YCYW Assessment Policy is an integral part of teaching and learning. The policy guides how teachers evaluate and give feedback on students’ learning.  It also emphasizes the importance of assessment as a starting point for learning, rather than an outcome, to identify students’ strengths and areas for improvement.  Learning evidence collected from assessment in both disciplinary studies and cross-disciplinary programmes informs the ongoing quality of learning and teaching. Approaches to Citizenship is a combination of the Education Technology Framework and the Wellness Framework which guide teachers on ways in which new technology should be purposefully integrated to our teaching and learning, as well as how learners should develop values, character, digital competencies and skills to master technology and become active and responsible participants in our global communities.

WHAT? | The Drawers

The drawers are our ‘WHAT’. The upper part of the drawers refers to eight fields of study. Each field of study consists of one or more than one subjects. These subjects require contact hours in the timetable for Primary and Lower Secondary however, some are specific to Yew Wah schools. The subjects are grouped as:

 

 

Character Development (Ethics and the Rule of Law, Labour Education in Yew Wah, Life Skills & Wellness including Character Education in Yew Chung) Languages (Chinese, English and other Languages) Mathematics Sciences (Coordinated Science, including Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Information Science and Technology in Yew Wah, and Integrated Science and Innovative Technologies including Computer Science and Design Technology in Yew Chung) Humanities (Chinese Studies, History & Geography in Yew Wah, and Chinese Studies and Social Studies in Yew Chung) Creative Arts (Arts Education in Yew Wah, and Music, Visual Arts, Drama in Yew Chung as well as Violins in Yew Chung and Yew Wah) Physical and Health Education School-based Subjects created by individual schools to meet their own needs. Each of the curriculum guides listed below outline the content, skills, and standards that students should learn.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

 

柜子下层有八个抽屉,代表八组跨学科课程。它们不需要有固定的上课时间,但应有目的地纳入课堂内外。这些课程如下:

  • 科技工程数学+ (例如:STEM+指南、跨学科教学法下的课堂与评估)

  • 数字公民与数字素养(例如:为教师而设的数字公民和数字素养指南)

  • 游学(例如:中国教室、世界教室、萨默塞特课程)

  • 跨文化阅读(例如:中华经典五分钟计划、双语阅读计划)

  • 服务型学习(例如:服务型学习课程、希望种子活动)

  • 学生身心健康(例如:朋辈导师计划、学生支援服务、教牧关怀计划及成人教育)

  • 职业及领导力发展(例如:职业及升学辅导课程、学生领导力发展课程)

  • 才能培育(超级联课课程、联课课程、音乐课程(管弦乐与合唱)、驻校艺术家、校际比赛)

3.1 审核周期

3.2 下层抽屉落实

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