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Where Is Your Next Stop?- A Peer Sharing
Session
School of Science OBE Team
20 Nov 2012
OutlineOBE IntroductionPeer Sharing
Begin with the End in Mind Time Management Know-how Communication Understanding Myself
Discussion
• What is outcome-based approach to learning?
• How may this approach help you learn?
Outcome-Based Learning
What is Outcome-Based Learning?
Course Title: Introduction to Biochemistry
The course aims to introduce to students the fundamental knowledge and mechanisms of Biochemistry. Key topics include the building blocks of biomolecules, membranes, nucleic acids, proteins, nucleic replications and protein biosynthesis ……
Course Title: Introduction to Biochemistry
On completion of this course, student will be able to:
• explain the basic concepts of Biochemistry;
• design experiments showing the basic concepts and principles of DNA as the genetic material, DNA replication, etc.;
• show awareness of biochemical topics relevance to social and daily life ……
Both are describing the same course, but can you see the major difference of their focus?
In the old days …… Under an outcome-based approach……
Outcome-Based Courses
Activities designed to help you achieve the outcomes
Assess how well you have achieved the outcomes
Intended Learning Outcomes (ILOs)
Assessments
What we expect you to be able to do after completing the course
Knowledge Skills Attitude
Teaching & Learning Activities
How could it help you learn?
Intended Learning Outcomes (ILOs)= Learning guide
Assessments(ILOs = Study Tips)
Knowledge Skills Attitude
Teaching & Learning Activities
= Check your progress
Understand your own strengths and weaknesses!
Apart from learning…Relax after exams
Watch a movie Is it relaxing? Why not?
Ask myself:• Movie not suitable?• Haven’t read reviews?• Forgot to ask comments
from friends?• Still under stress?• Should do other
things instead? e.g. Karaoke, sports, hiking, etc.
Next Time!
Peer Sharing
Begin with the End in Mind*
Wisely ChoyBSc (Physics), MPhil (Physics)
School of Science, HKUST*Remark: From the book "Seven Habits of Highly Effective People” by Stephen Covey
What is your next stop?
What is your next stop?
Imagine…People loving going on holiday.Imagine you are planning a long trip (say 4-year long). Where do you want to go? What do you want to see? What do you want to do? What holiday guide will you use?(if there is any!)
Time Management Know-howTimothy Wang
Biochemistry, Year 3
Outline
Basics
Myths
Expectations mismatch
Multi-tasking
Time management quadrants
Prioritization
Applications
Visualization
Tools
Basics >> Myths
0Expectations mismatch0 Students: 6-10 hours0 Teachers: 26-30 hours
0Multi-tasking0 Circle and square
Basics >> Quadrants
• Assignment due next hour • English skills
• TVB drama series
• 3 players awaiting for 1 more
I. UrgentImporta
nt
II. Not urgent
Important
IV. Not urgent
Not importa
nt
III. Urgent
Not importa
nt
Basics >> Quadrants
0Why not go for Urgent/Important?0 Stress0 Murphy’s law
Basics >> Quadrants
0Prioritization0Sources of matters
0“5 matters to do in university”0 Study; be a committee member; live in halls; do part-time jobs; go dating
0Anything else?0Goal setting
0In terms of importance to YOU0Balance and trade-off
Applications >> Visualization
0“Didn’t realize it” syndrome0Visualize your goal and work out a schedule of
achievement
0Tools0Diary (schedule book)0Google Calendar!!!
Applications >> Visualization
Applications >> Visualization
Conclusion
0Set out your goal0Visualize your goal0Work out your plan
0Do important things when they’re not urgent
REALIZE
IMPORTANT
NOT URGENT
COMMUNICATION
Where is your next stop?
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PEOPLE IN UNIVERSITY
Students• Locals• Non-locals (International, Mainland)
Professors
University Staffs
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LANGUAGES
Chinese• Cantonese • Putonghua
English
Other?
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ENGLISH
Speaking
Writing
Reading
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SPEAKING
Make friends with exchange and international students
(casual)• Or even go on exchange yourself!
Speak up in class (academic)• Ask questions• Participate in discussion
Presentation (academic)• Practice (Library Room)
LANG courses (academic)
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WRITING (TIPS)
1.Make use of topic and concluding sentences.
2.Avoid using any contractions (e.g. Instead of “It’s” use “It is”).
3.Spell out all numbers lower than ten (instead of using 1, 2, 3
etc).
4.Make use of quotations (remember to cite it!)
5.Use synonyms to replace similar words.
6.Draw out your conclusion (squeezing out another half a page
or a page, depending on the length of the rest of the paper).
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WRITING (CON’T)
Read textbooks (academic)• Can learn the scientific terms and how to write
precisely
When writing reports and essays… (academic)• Make good use of computer and internet• Make good references (cite your sources)
Exams (academic)• Don’t avoid writing exams with essay-type questions
and just go for those with MC questions only
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READING
Science Journals (academic) • Abstract• Introduction• Material and Methods• Results
• Graphs• Tables• Figures
• Discussion• References
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LEON LE
E
MATHEMAT
ICS Y
EAR3
UNDERSTANDIN
G
MYSELF
UNDERSTANDING MYSELF
Discovering My Interest
Knowing My Strength and Weakness
Exploring My Potential Abilities
Building Up My Goal
Outcome-Based Learning
How to induce the 4 factors ?
Commit and enjoy activities with passion
Reflect how well you have achieved the outcomes and
modify further outcomes
Intended Learning Outcomes
Self-Reflection
What you expect yourself to be able to achieve after completing the task
Knowledge Skills Attitude
Activities
Outcome-Based Learning
INTERESTED IN BEING A TEACHER ?
Intended Learning Outcomes
Knowledge
Challenges in Teaching
Skills
Effective Teaching Skills
Attitude
Passion
Strength, Weakness
and potential Abilities
Enjoy
Passion
Commit
Activities
What have I done ?
Good or Bad ?
Mission completed ?
Modify any outcomes ?
Building Up My Goal !
Self-Reflection
Interest
Teaching is Fun!
Love volunteer service!
Discussion4 Groups
A - Begin with the End in MindB - Time Management C - CommunicationD - Understanding myself
The endThank you for your participation!
For enquiries about OBE:Please call us at 2358 5756
For enquiries about learning difficulties:Please contact Advising Team at 2358 5776