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分享香港某IB 幼儿园的教学大纲。

Kindergarten Programme of Inquiry  2012-13
  
Units of Inquiry
  
K1
  
Who  We Are
  
An inquiry into the nature of the  self; beliefs and values; personal, physical, mental, social and  spiritual health; human relationships include families, friends,  communities and cultures; rights and responsibilities; what it means to be  human.
  
How  We Express Ourselves
  
An inquiry into the ways in which we  discover and express ideas, feelings, nature, culture, beliefs and values;  the ways in which we reflect on, extend and enjoy our creativity; our  appreciation of the aesthetic.
How the  World Works
  
An inquiry into the natural world  and its laws; the interaction between the natural world (physical and  biological) and human societies; how humans use their understanding of  scientific principles; the impact of scientific and technological  advances on society and on the environment
How We  Organize Ourselves
  
An inquiry into the interconnectedness  of human-made systems and communities; the structure and function of  organisations; societal decision-making; economic activities and their impact  on humankind and the environment.
Central Idea
We play to make friends and come to  new understandings.
Stories are used to inform and express ideas.
Light and colour  affects the way we see things.
Transportation serves the needs of communities.
  
Lines of Inquiry
Play  helps us learn
  
How  friends play together
  
Ways  we use resources, materials and imagination
  
  
How stories are created and  communicated function
  
  
What stories mean reflection
  
  
How stories link to tradition and culture connection
  
Properties of colour and light form
  
  
Interactions and effects between colour, light and materials causation
  
  
Colour and Light can affect perspective perspective  
Features of Transportation systems function
  
Reasons for using different types of transport perspective
  
How transport connects communities connection
Key Concepts
Responsibility, Form
Function, Reflection, Connection
Form, Causation,  Perspective
Function,  perspective Connection
Related Concepts
Entertainment,  expression, truth, subjectivity,
  
Colour,  light,  function
Systems, networks
Learner profiles
Risk-takers
  
Caring
  
Principled
Open-minded
  
Communicators
  
Reflective
Inquirers
  
Thinkers
Balanced
  
Knowledgeable
Attitudes focus
Confidence
  
Independence
  
Cooperation
Creativity
  
Appreciation
  
Commitment
Enthusiasm
  
Integrity
  
Curiosity
Empathy
  
Tolerance
  
Respect
Transdisciplinary  skills
  
Social Skills accepting responsibility, respecting others, cooperating,  resolving conflict, group decision making
  
Self management skills codes of behavior, safety,
Thinking skills Comprehension, evaluation
  
Communication skills Reading, viewing, listening, speaking, writing,  non-verbal communication
Research skills formulating questions, observing, planning, collecting &  recording data
  
Thinking skills acquisition of knowledge, comprehension
Research skills:  Collecting  and recording ,  interpreting data
  
Self management skills  Safety, Codes of behaviour
Concept not used this year in K1:  Change.   Address this in reviewingPOI at beginning of new school year.
  
Units of Inquiry
  
K2
  
Who  We Are
  
An inquiry into the nature of the  self; beliefs and values; personal, physical, mental, social and spiritual  health; human relationships include families, friends, communities and  cultures; rights and responsibilities; what it means to be human.
  
How  We Express Ourselves
  
An inquiry into the ways in which  we discover and express ideas, feelings, nature, culture, beliefs and values;  the ways in which we reflect on, extend and enjoy our creativity; our  appreciation of the aesthetic.
How the  World Works
  
An inquiry into the natural world  and its laws; the interaction between the natural world (physical and  biological) and human societies; how humans use their understanding of  scientific principles; the impact of scientific and technological advances on  society and on the environment
How We  Share the Planet
  
An inquiry into the rights and  responsibilities in the struggle to share finite resources with other people  and with other living things; communities and the relationships within  and between them; access to equal opportunities; peace and conflict  resolution
Central Idea
Every day I learn who  I am and what I can do.
  
We can express  ourselves in many ways.
Living things use  systems that enable them to grow.
  
People can make  choices when sharing the world’s resources
Lines of Inquiry
How I  am growing and learning
  
My  feelings, likes and dislikes
  
Relationships  with family and friends
  
Different ways of  expressing ourselves  Perspective
  
  
How creative  experiences make us feel  Reflective
  
  
How art  communicates internationally Connection
  
Characteristics of living and non-living things Form
  
  
How systems support living things  Function
  
  
How living things change Change
Resources we use  and share Form
  
  
The impact of our  choices on the environment Causation
  
  
Our  responsibilities towards the world’s resources Responsibility
  
Key Concepts
Connection,  Form,
Perspective,  Reflection, Connection
Form, Function,  Change
  
Function,  Responsibility, Causation
Related Concepts
Belonging
  
  
Opinion,  interpretation
Classification,  plant, animal, growth
Consequences, Impact
Learner profiles
Risk-taker
  
Caring
  
Principled
Reflective
  
Communicators
  
Balanced
  
(open-minded)
Thinkers
  
Inquirers
Knowledgeable,
  
Open-minded
  
Attitudes focus
Confidence
  
Independence
  
Cooperation
  
Creativity
  
Appreciation
  
Commitment
Enthusiasm
  
Integrity
  
Curiosity
Empathy
  
Tolerance
  
Respect
Transdisciplinary  skills
  
  
Social  Skills accepting  responsibility, respecting others, cooperating, resolving conflict, adopting  a variety of roles
  
Self  management skills safety, codes of behavior, informed choices, healthy lifestyle
  
  
  
Self  management skills fine & gross motor skills,   spatial awareness,
  
Communication  skills listening,  speaking, reading, viewing, non-verbal
Research  skills formulating  questions, observing, collecting & recording data
  
Social  skills  group decision making
  
Thinking  skills acquisition  of knowledge, comprehension
Research skills  observing, collecting data, presenting  research
  
Thinking skills analysis, evaluation,  application
  
Self management organization, time  management
  

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  • 亲新氧气

    2015-2-5 20:59:20 使用道具

    谢谢,已经分享了~