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Dr Chia Hui Peng

INTRODUCTION TO 2014SEC 3 PROGRAMMES2014

31 Aug 2013


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UPPER SECONDARY LIFE

Many paths for developmentMany paths to SUCCESS


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Promotion Criteria MSG 4.00

Pass in both languages

Independent Studies B4 or better gradeB4

Oral Communications C5 or better grade

C5

SECONDARY 2 PROMOTION


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In Secondary Three, students will be placed in one of

the three learning clusters.

Different clusters are customized to match their different learning

needs and progression.

S3 PLACEMENT CRITERIA

Integrated Programme (IP)(1.53)

CSE: Centre for Scholastic Excellence; SP: Special Programmes


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IP CURRICULUM


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IP CURRICULUM - SUBJECTSAllSecondary3studentswillofferthefollowingsubjects:English

HigherChinese

IntegratedMathematics

Chemistry

Physics

Biology

IntegratedHumanities

(Core)

IntegratedHumanities(Elective)Geography

History

EnglishLiterature


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Multi-pronged approach Close guidance and supervision Extended curriculum teaching periods, remedial

OCIP (Vietnam) CCA

Integrated Boarding Programme

S3 STRUCTURED IP - APPROACH


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CENTRE FOR SCHOLASTIC EXCELLENCE(CSE)

CSE students are expected to be responsible and accountable fortheir own learning.

They should desire & are able to define their own learning goalsand evaluate their progress and achievements.

They will learn how to build knowledge collaboratively and solvereal world problems creatively.

They will develop a lifelong passion for learning.

Special expectations from students in the Centre for Scholastic

Excellence


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CHINA STUDIES IN CHINESE

History of China (From ancient to Qing Dynasty and post revolution)

Geography, population studies and education of China

Chinese philosophy (Confucian, Taosim and Buddhism) Contemporary Chinese society and culture (including effects of globalization,

internet and pop culture)

Political structure of China (including discussions about Special Administrative

Regions) Evolution of the Chinese economy and its effect (from communism to freemarket; Special Economic Zones)

Chinese foreign policy (historic and current)

Content coverage (2 years)


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Curriculum

Training: workshops, attachments etc.

Events

Research International/Cross-cultural Experience

Achievements

HIGHLIGHTS OF SPECIAL PROGRAMMES


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SPECIAL PROGRAMMECURRICULUM

HIGHLIGHTS


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BSPCurriculum ContemporaryChina Studies

- Society & Culture- Development &Challenges

- China & World

- Authority andGovernance

IHE- Cultural Differentiation Elective

- American Literature


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Literary Appreciation & Analysis, History, Philosophy,

Chinese Pop Culture

LEP CURRICULUM


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Literary publications

China immersion

Appreciation of

movies, plays, fine

artsChinese Culture

Learning Journey

SeminarsStay-in Writers

Project

LEP ACTIVITIES


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LEP PUBLICATIONS


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In-depthHumanities

Studies

History,Geography,

Literature

Communication

skills, writtencompetency,

critical faculties

Fosterleadershippotentials

HUMANITIES PROGRAMME CURRICULUM


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High School Council PresidentCampaign- exemplary leadership

- champion of student welfare

HP - ACTIVITIES

Humanities in Celebration (HIC)- History come alive through

drama


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HP - ATTACHMENT

Law Firm Attachment- Work ethics & experience of the real world

- Deeper understanding & passion for the humanities


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You ng Ed i to r s ' C l ub P ub l i c a t i on by H P s t ud ent s

HP PUBLICATION


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SMTP CURRICULUM

SMTPSMTP

ResearchModule

ResearchModule

Structured trainingsessions

Structured trainingsessions

Literature review

Proposal

Research Papers

Literature review

Proposal

Research Papers

Science/Math/

Defence Scienceresearch project

Science/Math/

Defence Scienceresearch project

EnhancedcurriculumEnhancedcurriculum

Increased depth &breadth of

coverage of topics

Integrated studies

Olympiad syllabusfor SSMT

Increased depth &breadth of

coverage of topics

Integrated studies

Olympiad syllabusfor SSMT


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SMTP (Defence Science)

ProgrammingModule

Robotics

3-D Modelling

ResearchProjects with

DSO, DSTA


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SMTP - OTHER LEARNING PLATFORMS

Attachment and site visit (Microsoft Singapore, IBM,

Defense Science Natl Labs etc.)Talks (ext. venues, invited speakers)

STEM Learning J ourneys with industry partners


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SMTP - INTERACTION WITH NOBEL

LAUREATES

International Youth Science Forum


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RESEARCH PARTNERS


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Project funding Talent Development Fund

Laboratory facilities (Science Research Centre)

RESOURCES


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INTERNATIONAL /

CROSS-CULTURALEXPERIENCE

Overseas Fieldwork

Overseas Immersion

International Research Collaboration


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HP- OVERSEAS FIELDWORK (UK)


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BSPCultural

Immersion

in

Shunde,

Guangzhou

&

Xiamen


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2

TwoweeksimmersioninUSA

S4 BSPImmersion in Western Countries


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SMTP - OVERSEAS CONFERENCES &

SCIENCE FAIRS

CHATs Youth Science

Conference (Taiwan)

SEAMEO Search forYoung Scientist Congress

(Malaysia)

RITS Science Fair (J apan)


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SMTP- INTERNATIONAL RESEARCHCOLLABORATION

Academy of Science,

Virginia (USA)


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ONLINE COMMUNICATION WITH USA PARTNERS

AOS-HCI ResearchCollaboration Wiki


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ONLINE DISCUSSION THREAD


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READINGS SHARED - ONLINE

PICTURES OF PROCEDURE


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PICTURES OF PROCEDURE

Larval peptides:A novel source of antibiotics

from Lucilia sp. maggots


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VIDEO REPOSITORY


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RESEARCH IN OTHER

SPECIAL PROGRAMMES

BSP ENTREPRENEURSHIP PROJECT


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BSP ENTREPRENEURSHIP PROJECT

China Commodity Market, Yiwu


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HUMANITIES RESEARCH PAPERS

Singapores Democratization Process

An Analysis Of The Political Transition

From Dominant-Party to Mult i-Party

Electoral Systems (History Slant)

Urban Heritage in Singapore Thestruggle between preservation and

development since the Formative Years

of heritage conservation (Geog Slant)

An Exploration of Parallels betweenthe women of Russian Revolutionand in Animal Farm (Lit Slant)


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LEP RESEARCH PAPERS

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SOME PROUD

MOMENTS

BSP


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BSPAchievements

Singapore Science & Engineering Fair


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Singapore Science & Engineering Fair

Greenwave Environmental Care


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Greenwave Environmental Care

Competition


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Biotech Fair

Singapore J unior

Water Prize


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Singapore MathProject Festival

NationalOlympiad

Informatics


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International Science& Engineering fair

Future

ProblemSolvingInternational

Republic Polytechnic Research Congress


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epub c o y ec c esea c Co g ess

The Straits Times 24/01/11

Project: Recycling Waste Coffeeas a Green Source ofEnergy

Summary: Coffee oil was extractedfrom waste coffeegrounds which in turnwas converted intobiodiesel, a green fuel.

2013 Clean Tech Competition


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The Sunday Times, 5/05/13


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Debates- World Scholars Cup

- National Debator of Team Singapore

- Team Singapore won the International

Championship Trophy in 2011

ARENA

- mediacorp

- best speaker

HP - DEBATORS

3 S S SC O


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HP - 53RD PRESIDENTS SCHOLAR

Timothy Yap Wei Hang


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For more information about SP, please refer to the S3 OptionsRegistration Wiki in Term 4:

Sec 3 Options Registration wiki http://hssec2to3.wiki.hci.edu.sg

Please note that the information may be subjected to changes and f inal updates

would be made before the application process begins as appropriate.

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