We always talk about bilingual education, English learning, how about our Chinese learning?
Following the philosophy of interdisciplinary inquiry teaching and IB education, our Chinese language learning is also inquiry-based and focuses on conceptual learning.
Inquiry-based learning is fully embodied and implemented in our Chinese teaching. Based on the situation of students, explore and choose appropriate learning methods, and then reflect and adjust the learning content and methods through formative assessment and summative assessment.
We adhere to the use of local textbooks, but do not stick to the textbook content, and will be supplemented with other materials related to the topic of the unit.
In short, our approach to Chinese teaching can be summarized as inquiry-based, concept-driven, local and global context-sensitive, collaborative, differentiated, and data-guided.
Using a unit of Year 4 as example, the unit concept was connection, self-expression and genre, and the unit theme was ecosystem, our teacher connected poetry with nature, studied classical Chinese poetry and prose, explored the way people communicate with the world, learned to appreciate the beauty in life, and expressed himself.
We begin by exploring "what is poetry", learning about the types, characteristics, functions and other basic knowledge of poetry, and then enter into poetry imitation and creation, extending to the exploration of image and artistic conception, and finally complete self-assessment and reflection.
In the div of writing, our teacher took the children to the Lilin Park adjacent to our school, and let children immerse themselves in the nature class to express their feelings about nature. It also makes good use of the "multi-sensory learning method" to help students learn more effectively by interacting with the "eyes", "ears", "words" and "handwriting".
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