Workshop

Learning Design Patterns as Useful Building Blocks in Designing STEM Curriculum Units under the Self-directed Learning Approach

Nancy LAW, Rachel KO, MAK Yan Kei, LI Man Lok (HKU)

Designing K-12 STEM curriculum topics with self-directed learning approach poses challenges to teachers. Learning Design Studio (LDS) (http://lds.cite.hku.hk) has been developed to prioritize teachers’ design attention on Self-Directed Learning (SDL) as the pedagogy of choice, and to facilitate interdisciplinary STEM integration. In this workshop, we will first introduce a few learning design patterns we have identified from good STEM curriculum units designed by teachers in local schools. This will be followed by hands-on activity by participants to apply these patterns in the design of STEM lessons using a SDL approach.

Acknowledgement: The enhancement of LDS is part of the scopes of the Jockey Club Self-directed Learning in STEM Programme (賽馬會STEM自主學習計劃), funded by the Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust.

1 June 2019, Saturday / 10:00 – 11:00 / Multi-Purpose Area (2/F.) / Computational Thinking and STEAM