HONG KONG INSTITUTE OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATION (TSING YI) 51310F HD IN ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY
GROUP MEMBERS : CHIU KA LING LIU SUI MING LAU POK MAN
Diversification Environment Test Teamwork Experience Active-learning ActiveActive Gifted Game Treasure Hunt Diversification Communication Camping Creativity learning Environment
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Site Plan About the flow of people, mainly by the Nelson Street and Shantung Street. Also,Fa Yuen Street, Tung Choi Street and Sai Yeung Choi Street South of the passenger flow is guaranteed for a long time-a high level. Otherwise, a section nears the site of Shantung Street and Sai Yee Street are, there are lower flow of people. The highest traffic is in Fa Yuen Street, including minibuses and minivans. Shantung Street’s traffic is general , and Sai Yee Street vehicle flow is the minimum; Including the transport facilities, public light bus stands will mainly focus on Fa Yuen Street, street parking spaces located in Sai Yee Street to Hak Po Street on both sides. Order, from the afternoon to midnight, Sai Yeung Choi Street South, Tung Choi Street and a part of Soy Street will be designated as pedestriansation.
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EXPERIENTIAL LEAMING
GIFTED
DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENT
PRINTING ROOM SCHOOL WORKERS’ OFFICE
MEDICAL ROOM
PE STORAGE ROOM
PLAYGROUD
STAFF ROOM HEAD MASTER ROOM
DIVERSIFIED DEVELOPMENT
DRESSING ROOM
DANCING ROOM
ENTRANCE
GENERAL ROOM
PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION
Concept
WHOLE PERSON DEVELOPMENT
CAMPING
HALL HOME ECONOMIC ROOM
LIBRARY
ART ROOM
MEETING ROOM
CLASS ROOM
MUSIC ROOM
COMPUTER ROOM
Many of the species were gifted while can be suitable for whole-person development of gifted children, as whole-person development through of different teaching methods for students to absorb lessons from the process, and overall development. Such as cooperation, leadership, problem solving, and interpersonal skills. In addition, these techniques can also be used in the future in their daily lives. And which the most effective approach is experience the whole person development of experiential learning, the method is to use the camping mode, because when stay in the different environment can boost the effectiveness of whole person learning more effectively. Hence, we adopt a special design for the program. We link-up different classrooms for convenience to let the students learn and practice. There are different views, angles and feeling in different rooms. This view, angles and feeling can inspire the students in different ways.
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Case Studies of Program Name Target group
Level 1:
Level 2:
Level 3:
Whole-class
Pull-out
Off-site support
Selected outstanding students in
Gifted students nominated by
secondary or primary schools
secondary or primary schools
All students in secondary and primary schools, no selection is needed
Responsible
All schools at primary and
organisations for
secondary levels
As the primary school for the gifted students, we think we should provide more special room which is more a complicated form or out of the ordinary school since we suposed our students
The HKAGE, local universities or Secondary and primary schools
tertiary institutes
Inside school
Outside school
Within or after regular school
After school hours, e.g. weekends,
hours
summer vacation
Examples of
General enrichment program:
Website:
curriculum or
broaden and deepen the original
http://hkage.org.hk
implementation Implementation place and time
learning activities
In regular classroom Within school time-table
Infusion of the three core
curriculum in order to match with
elements of gifted education into
the learning needs of the gifted
all curriculum: i.e. high-order
students
thinking skills, creativity and
Programmes of key learning
personal-social competence
areas: Creative writing in English
Building Intelligence through Happiness and Student-Centric
Approach to Learning. We are applied open plan in some special room such as the Dance room and Staff room.
Typical Primary School Plan
Language, Leadership training, etc.
Resource provided
Financial resources: Capacity Enhancement Grant is provided for all primary and secondary schools by the government.
Human resources: Professional advice from the Gifted Education Section is provided for schools. Advice includes the design and implementation of School-based Gifted Development Programmes.
Design of Program
The HKAGE cooperates with or/and commissions tertiary institutes to offer external resource support to exceptionally gifted
Also, we suposed they will use all the space and resources of the school and develop their active learning behavior, so in our design is using the library as a access to connect all classroom and the spectial room. Besides, we design the administration room in 1/F since it can convenient the parent or visitor to carry something of administration out.
students.
The Three-Tier Model of Gifted Education in Hong Kong - A Brief Introduction
Discovery College @ Discovery Bay
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Case Studies of Room Design
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Case Studies of Form Design
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Development In the development stage, we tried to create different form. First of all , we tried an inverted triangle form (picture 1) and a triangle form (picture 2) . Althought it may cause people attention(people do not know the school clearly), it is not enough for the gifted students. Picture 1
Picture 2
Secondly, we tried a pillar form (picture 3) . The form is too simple in Hong Kong. So, it cannot attract people's interest. Picture 1
Picture 4
Finally, we tried a spheroid mix cube (picture 4) . It is combined the inverted triangle , triangle and pillar. It is most interesting than other form.
Picture 3
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Design of Building form
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TREE GRAPHICS (ASSIGNMENT ONE)
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JAPANESE GARDEN & TEA HOUSE (ASSIGNMENT FOUR)
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JAPANESE GARDEN & TEA HOUSE (ASSIGNMENT FOUR)
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