NSS Learning and Teaching Strategies for the Chemistry

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NSS Learning and Teaching Strategies for the Chemistry Curriculum Series: (2) Active Reading and

NSS Learning and Teaching Strategies for the Chemistry Curriculum Series: (2) Active Reading and Writing Tasks Sing Yin Secondary School Mr. Hui Chi Kuen

EDB NSS Learning and Teaching Strategies for the Chemistry Curriculum Series

EDB NSS Learning and Teaching Strategies for the Chemistry Curriculum Series

AL Chemistry Examination Paper 1 A

AL Chemistry Examination Paper 1 A

Strength • Mathematics, Physics and Science Subjects NSS Timetable • Chemistry • 5 lessons

Strength • Mathematics, Physics and Science Subjects NSS Timetable • Chemistry • 5 lessons per cycle (6 -day cycle) English • 10 lessons per cycle (6 -day cycle) English Department • Genres included in F 4 English syllabus (Making comparison, giving instructions and warning…) • Supportive Panel Head (Ms. She’) • Science Background English Teachers

Planning Focus on PA, Causal Explanation & Comparison u Collaboration with English Department English

Planning Focus on PA, Causal Explanation & Comparison u Collaboration with English Department English Teacher Chemistry Teacher Teach Genres with English teaching materials (General) Prepare ppt & worksheets on Genres (Chemistry) Pre-test (Chemistry) Provide exercise (Chemistry) Marking Chemistry exercise Post-test (Chemistry) Evaluation

Chemistry Teacher Example Powerpoint Exercise

Chemistry Teacher Example Powerpoint Exercise

Structure of F. 4 in Sing Yin • 2 Arts classes (4 A &

Structure of F. 4 in Sing Yin • 2 Arts classes (4 A & 4 B) • 3 Science classes – 4 C: Combine Science (Chem + Bio) – 4 D & 4 E Chemistry • Class 4 D – splits into 2 classes in english lessons – a class w/ 28 students was selected in the trail run

F. 4 students’ performance before the trial run

F. 4 students’ performance before the trial run

Procedural Account

Procedural Account

Causal Explanation

Causal Explanation

Students’ performance before and after Pre-test & Post-test (Procedural Account)

Students’ performance before and after Pre-test & Post-test (Procedural Account)

Student A Homework Before Trial

Student A Homework Before Trial

Student A Homework Before Trial

Student A Homework Before Trial

Student A Pre-test

Student A Pre-test

Student A Post-test

Student A Post-test

Student A Homework After Trial

Student A Homework After Trial

Student B Before

Student B Before

Student B Post-Test

Student B Post-Test

Student C Before

Student C Before

Student C After

Student C After

Effectiveness of Trial Run (Procedural Account)

Effectiveness of Trial Run (Procedural Account)

Student D, without joining the trial run

Student D, without joining the trial run

Student D, without joining the trial run

Student D, without joining the trial run

Students’ feedback • Interesting • Revision on chemistry • Familiar content • Easy to

Students’ feedback • Interesting • Revision on chemistry • Familiar content • Easy to follow • Workload

English teacher’s feedback • Most students did the tasks quite well • Unfamiliar content

English teacher’s feedback • Most students did the tasks quite well • Unfamiliar content • Teachers’ worries • Focus on the grammatical mistakes

Chemistry teacher’s feedback • Improvements shown in some students’ works • Help students organize

Chemistry teacher’s feedback • Improvements shown in some students’ works • Help students organize and construct their answers • Focus on the chemical knowledge • Time constraint

Reflection • Planning • Implementation • Teachers’ opinion • Constraints • Reliable conclusion? •

Reflection • Planning • Implementation • Teachers’ opinion • Constraints • Reliable conclusion? • Effective?

Thank you

Thank you