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Mathematics Aim
- To enhance students' interest and confidence in mathematics.
- To improve students' problem solving skills.
- To develop students' ability to communicate with others and express their views clearly and logically in mathematical language.
- To develop students' critical and logical thinking ability.
- To facilitate students' collaboration and communication skills.
Modern Education Resources Platform for self-learning program
ØObjectives:
- Help students to establish an appropriate and regular self-learning habit through browsing
Modern Education Resources Platform (Student Web)
- Through doing the online test, students can consolidate the math concept frequently and regularly
- Through the self-learning function, students can make a revision by themselves.
Maths Competition
Internal
Aims:
- To enhance students' interest and confidence in mathematics.
- Choose the students to join Math School Team.
Qualification :
P1 – P6 students
Times :
June 2016
Awards:
- Winner , 1-st runner up and 2-nd runner up for each grade from P1-P6.
- Certificate for the fourth to tenth.
- Top ten winners of grade3, 4 and 5 may be chosen to be a member of Math School Team.
External
Aims:
- Expose to students different math types and questions, in particular Olympiad Math questions.
- Provide problem solving skills training.
- Encourage students to join external math competitions
Qualification :
P4 – P6 students chosen by teachers.
P4 : 1 groups
P5 : 1 group
P6 : 1 group
Times :
10/2014 – 6/2015
Awards :
14-15
Maths Club
Aims:
Through organizing a variety of maths related activities, we wish to help students to consolidate their basic knowledge in Maths, to improve their problem-solving ability, to enrich their knowledge base, and to recognize the usefulness of Maths in daily lives.
Activities:
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1.Speed Calculation Day(All students can join)
Date and Time：Every Monday to Thursday at recess
Venue：In classroom
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2.Thinking Activity(Members only)
Date and Time：Every Wednesday at recess
Venue：School Hall
Contents：Intelligent games, Chess, Problem-solving games, etc.
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3.Topic-based Activity(Members only)
Date：According to students’ levels
P.1 & 2, P.3 & 4, P.5 & 6 (3 afterschool days per term for each group)
Time：to be continued.
Venue：Room 403 (3R classroom)
Content：Designated maths games and activities taught by teachers
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Quota: Around 20 students for each grade.
List of members: to be continued
Executive Committee:
2015-2016
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Chairman
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to be continued
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Vice-Chairman
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to be continued
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Secretary
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to be continued
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Publicity Secretary
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to be continued
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General Affairs Secretary
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to be continued
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Pre-Secondary bridging course development program (Mathematics)
Background
Our school revived to a DSS primary school and formed a “through-train school” with Po Leung Kuk Laws Foundation College since 2005-2006.
Po Leung Kuk Laws Foundation Collegae’s curriculum using English as medium of instruction. Therefore, the implementation of the program helps students to adapt the learning of mathematics in secondary school.
Aim
To get well-prepared to study mathematics by using English as teaching medium
To create a conducive environment, in order to enhance students’ language ability.
“Calculator” Curriculum
Integrating the use of calculator in the Maths curriculum
With the rapid development of IT in education, 2001 Maths curriculum syllabus proposed to integrate the use of calculator and its application as teaching tools in the Maths curriculum. The addition of the use of calculator in the curriculum purports to reduce students' time on calculating complicated sums, enhance students' critical and problem solving skills, and promote the proper attitude on using calculators.
Do decimal multiplication sums sound easy to them? Let's see who is the fastest to arrive at the answers?
Can a human brain beat a calculator in terms of accuracy and speed? Let's find it out!
Utilizing concrete thinking skills to enhance students' sense on Maths and problem solving skills
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Through a series of learning activities, we strive to cultivate students' concrete thinking skills. The learning activities aims at enhancing students' sense on Maths with our explanation on some abstract objects with concrete objects |
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Assist students in developing a set of concrete thinking tools to analyze the meaning of application sums. Help students visualize the data in the sums graphically to promote students' problem- solving skills |
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Endeavor to rectify students' misguided attitude on approaching application sums, establish students' self confidence on attempting difficult sums, encourage them to try the sums despite the difficulties |
Fostering P.4 & P.5 students on spatial sense development in the Maths curriculum
| The inclusion of "the relationship between graphs and space" in the curriculum, plus a series of systematic learning initiatives and IT curriculum in the enrichment programme ensure students firmly grasp the spatial sense and resolve sums regarding "graphs and space", such as calculation on perimeter and area. |
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P.3 Maths learning activities on cultivating students' creativity and problem solving skills
Through a series of systematic learning activities, we strive to cultivate students' creativity and problem solving skills and promote their learning interest.
Application and development on SEEDS project- framework underpinning students' learning effectiveness to maximize primary students' learning and teaching effectiveness
Objectives:
This project is a framework documenting students' learning performance. This incorporates a basic competency index at the end of each learning stage. It aims at facilitating learning evaluation, development of appropriate learning, teaching and evaluation coursework, and teaching exemplars to demonstrate students' learning progress.
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