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SHATIN TSUNG TSIN SECONDARY SCHOOL<br />

ANNUAL SCHOOL PLAN (<strong>2010</strong>-<strong>2011</strong>)<br />

Major Concern 1 : Enhancing students’ self-learning & problem-solving skills<br />

(27)<br />

Intended<br />

Outcomes/Targets<br />

• Students become<br />

equipped with higher<br />

order thinking(HOT)<br />

skills, as well as the<br />

ability to conduct<br />

lesson preparation,<br />

reflective learning<br />

and self-construct<br />

modes of learning<br />

• Teachers become<br />

more effective,<br />

efficient &<br />

systematic in lesson<br />

planning and<br />

delivery<br />

Strategies/Tasks Time Scale Success Criteria Methods of Evaluation People Responsible Resources Required<br />

1.1 Progressively infuse<br />

HOT elements (including<br />

problem-solving elements<br />

across disciplines in<br />

teaching<br />

1.2 Stipulate, at junior levels,<br />

the proportion of exam<br />

questions requiring HOT<br />

elements in academic<br />

subjects other than the<br />

two language subjects :<br />

20% for S1, 35% for S2<br />

and 50% for S3<br />

1.3 Teach problem-solving &<br />

self-learning skills through<br />

9/<strong>2010</strong> –<br />

6/<strong>2011</strong><br />

Teachers can infuse<br />

problem-solving skills<br />

into their teaching<br />

HOT elements are<br />

included in exam<br />

paper setting<br />

according to school<br />

requirement<br />

• Most students grasp<br />

the skills learnt in<br />

Opinion surveys from<br />

teachers & students<br />

Examination of<br />

assessment papers<br />

• Opinion surveys from<br />

teachers & students<br />

• Teachers become Liberal Studies the formal curricula • Examination of course<br />

more competent in<br />

developing students’<br />

self-learning &<br />

problem-solving<br />

skills<br />

1.4 Teach generic skills<br />

including problem-solving<br />

& self-learning through<br />

the “Cross-curricular<br />

Project-based Learning<br />

Programmes”<br />

• Teachers develop<br />

course materials for<br />

teaching the skills<br />

materials developed<br />

by teachers<br />

AAC<br />

AAC<br />

Panel head of Liberal<br />

Studies<br />

Panel heads of AIL,<br />

Liberal Studies,<br />

Technology & IS<br />

1.2 million dollars<br />

needs to be spent on<br />

employing 2.5<br />

additional teachers &<br />

4 administrative staff<br />

to create time & space<br />

for our teachers to<br />

address the school’s<br />

major concerns

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