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RAIMONDI COLLEGE
Seminar for S3 Parents
“Overview of the New Senior
Secondary Curriculum and
Choice of Electives”
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Academic Structure
4 Core Subjects:
a) Chinese Language
b) English Language
c) Mathematics
d) Liberal Studies
3-4 Electives:
a) 13 Elective
subjects
b) Applied Learning
courses
Other Learning Experiences:
a) Moral & Civic Education
b) Community Service & Career-related
Experiences
c) Aesthetic & Physical Development
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Choice of S4 Electives
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Survey on S3 Students (Dec 2010)
Popularity of Electives:
1. Physics
2. Chemistry
3. Economics
4. BAFS
5. Biology
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S4 Curriculum in 2010-2011
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Electives Studies
1
subject from Group 1
 2-3 subjects from Group 2
(1 subject from each sub-group 2a,
2b and 2c)
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Prerequisites
 Physical
Education
 Visual Arts
 Music
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Extended Modules in Mathematics
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M1 (Calculus & Statistics)
M2 (Algebra & Calculus)
Special entrance requirements in some
programmes offered by university
M1 & M2: equal in weighting for university
entrance requirement
Survey on S3 Students (Dec 2010)
M1: 43 students
M2: 62 students
Not taking: 43 students
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Applied Learning
 Offered
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in S5 and S6
Selection of Electives / Extended
Modules in Mathematics
Application Form:
 number of Electives taken: 3 or 4
 6 prioritized Electives
 Extended Modules in Mathematics
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Student Option Programme (SOP)
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Allocation Criteria
 Student’s
preference
 Electives : position in form (yearly
result)
 Extended Modules in Mathematics :
Final Exam Mathematics
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Elective Selection Procedure
Date
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Event
16 May 2011
Careers Seminars on NSS Elective
Selection (for students)
May 2011
Mock Elective Selection
8 July 2011
Distribution of Report Cards
11 July 2011
Submission of Application Form for Electives
and Extended Modules in Mathematics
Mid July 2011
Release of selection results
Till 31 July 2011
Application for change of Electives /
Extended Modules in Mathematics
Mid August 2011
Release of appeal results
Parents’ Role in the S4 Electives
Selection Exercise
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Questions to Consider:
1.
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How do students make up their minds?
2. What are the characteristics of the
fourth electives?
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3. Are there any differences among
the four classes?
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5.
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How should parents react?