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Implementation of School-based Language Policy –

Possibilities and Opportunities

POOI TO MIDDLE SCHOOL 28 November 2009

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Pooi To Middle School

• Established in 1888 in Guangzhou to

provide a Christian education for women.

• Hong Kong branch

set up in 1945.

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•Christian

•Girls

•CMI

Mother Tongue Education Proficiency in both Chinese and English

Care Expectationand

Rich Learning Experience

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School Language Policy

50s

60s-70s

(private school)

80s

(subsidized school)

• The missionary influence – Christian activities conducted in English.

• The school library has a much greater proportion of English books.

• Science and Maths using English books.

• Strong belief in Mother Tongue Education and enhancing the learning of English.

(母語教學 中英兼擅)

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80s-90s

Whole school support to realize vision

For English learning:

 Small Group teaching

 Prime time allocation

 Teachers mainly teaching English

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2000s

“For Mother Tongue Education to be successful we need

to help CMI students learn English well.”

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PTH

MTE

ENGLISH

The school message

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• Teaching strategies, not just smaller classes.

• Students’ confidence, not just pass rates.

• School culture, not just within classrooms.

Building on strengths…..

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English Language Learning &

Teaching in Pooi To Middle School

Formal Curriculum

Promoting Reading English Around Campus

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Junior Forms

Objectives :

1. To arouse students’ interest in learning English

2. To build students’ confidence in using English

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Senior Forms

Objectives:

1. To equip students with the skills and techniques for the public examinations

2. To widen students’ scope of learning and strengthen their general knowledge

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Formal Curriculum

• Co-operative Learning

• Use of authentic materials

• Interactive activities

• Pre-writing & post-writing activities

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S.1 - 3 S.4 - 7

• Self-access Learning Record

• News cut

• Reading Log

• Drama Log

• Journal

• Self-access Learning Record

• News cut

• Fast Write

• Hkedcity’s TV News Practice

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Acculturation

“Getting interested in a culture makes us want to learn a language.”

English Around Campus

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Promoting Reading

• Morning Reading Session

• Reading Scheme (class sets)

• English Book Fairs

• Readers’ Theatre

• Readers’ Club

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School

•Mission reinstated

•Whole school effort to build an English-rich environment yet to be developed

2006 English Enhancement Scheme

Situation Analysis

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Students

•Overall positive attitude to English

• Good pass rate

•General perception that CMI students cannot learn English well disheartening

•Not backed up by English-rich environment in daily lives

2006 English Enhancement Scheme

Situation Analysis

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Teachers

•Strong team of English Language teachers in teaching the curriculum

•English language teachers not familiar with language arts

•Little co-operation between English and non-language teachers

2006 English Enhancement Scheme

Situation Analysis

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Turn a new page:

1. English teachers be equipped to teach language arts

2. Cultivating English proficiency not sole responsibility of English teachers

3. Students’ exposure to English to be widened

through EAC

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English Language Learning &

Teaching in Pooi To Middle School

Formal Curriculum

Promoting Reading English Around Campus

Language Arts Programme

Language Across Curriculum

2006 2006

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Language Arts Program

S1 Drama

S2 Poetry and literature S3 Public Speaking

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Using English in other subjects

• English is everywhere

• English used as a study language

• More global perceptions; extending learning horizons

• Whole school effort to enhance students’

English proficiency

• Students better prepared for future work and

studies

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Implementation Plan

(on voluntary basis)

S.1 S.2 S.3

History & Cultural Studies History & Cultural Studies

History

I.S. I.S. I.S.

Math Math V.A.

Geography Geography Music

Music Music

Physical Education Computer (1

st

term) Home Economics Home Economics

08/09

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The English Across Curriculum Working Committee

English

Science and Maths Humanities Cultural

All Skills All Subjects

09/10

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ENGLISH ACROSS CURRICULUM

English as a Study Language

Geograph y

Liberal studies

Integrated Science PE

Information Technology Music

History

Home Economics Mathematics

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Vocabulary Reading Listening

Writing Speaking

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S3

Project on “ People in History”

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S4

Project on “Land Use

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Geography

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Geography

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Geography

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Liberal

Studies

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Liberal

Studies

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Music

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The Fine-tuning Policy

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2008 Parents’ Survey on MOI

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Students’ Survey(中一至中二)

1. 進入培道後,你在英語學習方面有改進嗎?

為甚麼?

• 有改進,因為不僅在英文科有學英文,在其他科目也會

接觸英文,並且學校會舉辦英文日,EAC都讓同學大大 增加興趣。

• 沒有改進,學習英文詞語不夠多,英文內容,各班應該

差不多,機會不夠多(輔)

2. 你覺得現行的跨科英語學習方法可行嗎?

為甚麼?

• 可行,而且雖然更多,即使不明白,可以再以中文解釋。

如果每科每堂都有以英文教的話,就有更多機會了。

• 不可行,因為不明白老師所教的。而且佔分太少,令同

學忽略英文

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Students’ Survey(中三、中四、中六)

培道是一間「母語教學 中英兼擅」的中學嗎?

請道出理由。

• 不是,因為是中中,雖然有很多英語活動,

但程度仍比不上外界的英中

• 不是,只有校長說英文,英文堂以外說英

文的機會較少

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放棄母語教學,就如放棄學校之靈魂,只剩下軀殼。

但堅持母語教學,在這語言政策微調的「洪流」下,

恐怕連軀殼也會失去。

我是否杞人憂天?如何平衡?

2008 Teachers’ Survey on MOI

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2010/11 MOI Policy

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2010/11 MOI Policy

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Thank you

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