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作者: siufaizi 時間: 07-10-29 14:43 標題: 港大同学会小学

请问有没有家长的子女读这间学校？好在那里？中学会读那些学校？

作者: CHERRYCHUMS 時間: 07-10-29 16:48

間學校好在係上IB課程嘅，學習模式同傳統學校一啲都唔似，要睇吓小朋友適唔適合呢類學習模式，不過我個人認為IB課程對有計劃到海外升學或將來上大學的學生絕對係好事！！

作者: CHERRYCHUMS 時間: 07-10-29 16:50

仲有，中學係一條龍－港大同學會中學，一樣係IB課程！！！

作者: iwff 時間: 07-10-29 17:00

港大同學會現不是行IB課程了,因為上年教署公佈了嚴格規定行IB學校的制度,結果很多直資學校都行不到IB課程,要跟傳統課程,若真的要行IB課程要在老師及教材方面再安排,學費不會是千多元咁平的了。但港大同學會仍然係活動教學,P1 & P2實行冇測試及冇考試,學生用評估方法去評核, 學生自學能力很高的。我有朋友的兩個女分別讀緊P2 & P5, 讀得很開心, 很喜歡閱讀, 普通話及英文的閱讀能力都不錯,是出乎我朋友意料之外的。

港大同學會有中學部係香港仔區,如無意外可以一條龍直上的。

iwff

原文章由 CHERRYCHUMS 於 07-10-29 16:48 硐表
間學校好在係上IB課程嘅，學習模式同傳統學校一啲都唔似，要睇吓小朋友適唔適合呢類學習模式，不過我個人認為IB課程對有計劃到海外升學或將來上大學的學生絕對係好事！！ ...

作者: 已刪除用戶 時間: 07-10-29 17:57

補充一下, edb話, 直資有收政府錢, 就應該以提供本地課程為主, 於是只批左中學部5班中既2班行ib, 其他3班行334
學校唸過, 咁樣行雙軌, o係資源分配上會出現好大問題, 學校無可能用咁平學費, support開本地班又support ib, 而且ib其中一個特色, 係俾學生就住自己程度去選擇科目深淺, 如果又行雙軌, 仲要ib班一科開幾個level, 似乎無咩可能, 另一方面, 學校亦唔想將學生標籤化, 變相將ib變左精英班, 於是決定全部行晒334喇

原文章由 iwff 於 07-10-29 05:00 PM 硐表
港大同學會現不是行IB課程了,因為上年教署公佈了嚴格規定行IB學校的制度,結果很多直資學校都行不到IB課程,要跟傳統課程,若真的要行IB課程要在老師及教材方面再安排,學費不會是千多元咁平的了。但港大同學會仍然係活 ...

作者: 返工媽 時間: 07-10-31 12:42 標題: 也有ib學校的學生轉校讀GCE

SCMP 27/10/07
'I made the right decision to switch schools'

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Liz Gooch
Updated on Oct 27, 2007

Jeffrey Tang Ying-ming has known since he was about 10 years old that he wanted to follow in his father's footsteps and become a physician.
He had always expected to study A-levels before going to university and was surprised when his former school, West Island - part of the English Schools Foundation - decided to introduce the International Baccalaureate Diploma for senior students. "I didn't want to take the risk of not doing well in it," he said.
For Jeffrey, that meant moving to German Swiss International School, which will offer A-levels until 2013.
The 16-year-old moved schools in September after completing his GCSEs at West Island. He said he knew he wanted to study science-related subjects in his final two years at school but under the IB, he would have been required to take a broader range of subjects. He did not want to study a humanities subject or other mandatory requirements of the IB. Instead, he is now studying physics, chemistry, biology, maths, Chinese and English.
"I wanted to choose subjects that I like instead of being forced to choose subjects that I'm not good at," he said.
The Year 12 student said he would have remained at West Island if the school had continued offering A-levels.
Jeffrey, who knows of two other ESF students who have moved to German Swiss International this year, said he was pleased he had made the move. "I think I made the right decision." he said.

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