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Deep Learning

Aims

The concept of our school’s Deep Learning Curriculum is derived from the 6Cs of deep learning advocated by renowned scholar Michael Fullan, which includes Creativity, Communication, Collaboration, Critical Thinking, Character, and Citizenship. Our school holds a total of five deep learning weeks throughout the year. Through cross-grade and interdisciplinary diverse learning experiences, we enrich students’ learning journeys, give back to the community, and cultivate a new generation that is creative and capable of execution, thus becoming talents that meet the future development of society.

The five deep learning weeks at our school features different learning modes. The first two weeks focus on cross-grade and interdisciplinary diversified learning activities, covering three major areas: Language, Physical and Aesthetic development, and STEAM, with Philosophy as a compulsory subject for students. The third and fourth weeks are dedicated to topic-research activities. The final week showcases students’ learning outcomes. In addition to being held on and off-campus, these activities are also conducted both online and offline, allowing students to engage in in-depth exchanges with peers from different regions, broadening their horizons and enriching their learning experiences, thereby fostering students’ deep learning capabilities.

I believe this experience has allowed me to progress on a deeper level because we visited areas like Sheung Wan to learn about their history, which I found very interesting. We were able to broaden our knowledge and continue to work hard. In the Metaverse, we created some virtual buildings, which updated our understanding of the community, so I think this Metaverse activity was very interesting.

— Kwok Yat Sing

 

This AI Superstar activity made me very happy because I could team up with classmates to work on a report, fostering our team spirit and cooperation, allowing us to complete the report in just four hours. At first, I thought this activity was boring, but suddenly I became interested in programming. I hope I can continue to participate in this AI Superstar activity next year.

— Chui Ching Yan