Today we are looking at the current PoI to see the sequence in the curriculum.
We would reveal if our curriculum covers the all area, and follows the appropriate
gradation according to the age/grade.
*The Activity
- Divide all teachers into grades.
- Each group analyses our current PoI sheets.
- Find the conceptual lens (what exactly students learn) from the central idea.
- List up the related concepts (see the examples)
- Check if any units are not reflected the key concepts
- Check if any units are overlapping
- Analyse the sequence of the conceptual lens. Are they following the student growth?
- Add/delete if some related concepts should be in the unit but not covered
- Add if new collaboration opportunity is found
Findings:
Related concepts NOT covered
- Resources (6)
- Authority
- Citizenship
- Competition
- Context
- Equity
- Ethics
- Exploitation
- Peace
- Scarcity
- Wealth
- Related concepts MOST covered
- Systems (10) -------- overlapping in HWOO
- Chronology (7)
- Communication (7)
- Culture (7)
- Influence (7)
- Process (7)
- Community (6)
- Organisation (6)
Examples of related concepts
adaptation
authority
balance
beliefs
biodiversity
choice
citizenship
chronology
classification
community
communication
competition
conflict
conservation
continuity
context
cooperation
consequences
creativity
culture
cycles
development
discovery
distribution
diversity
empathy
employment
energy
equality
equity
erosion
ethics
evolution
exploitation
exploration
expression
family
finite
force
friend
governance
growth
heritage
history
health
identity
independence
influence
inspiration
interaction
interdependence
interpretation
invention
justice
lifestyle
living
location
media
metamorphosis
migration
motivation
movement
networks
order
organization
orientation
ownership
pattern
peace
perception
power
prediction
prejudice
preservation
process
progress
relationships
religion
representation
resources
rights
scarcity
self-expression
self-fulfillment
settlement
share
stability
stereotype
stewardship
structure
supply and demand
sustainability
symbolism
systems
technology
time
tradition
transformation
trust
values
waste
wealth
well being
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