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Premium member Presentation Transcript Faculty OBTL Sharing SessionTue 29 Apr 2008 : Faculty OBTL Sharing SessionTue 29 Apr 2008 Department of Mathematics OBTL coordinators: K.M.Liu & C.O.Lo Slide 2: MA2176Basic Calculus and Linear Algebra Course coordinator: K.M.Liu Lecturers: K.M.Liu, C.W.Woo, P.K.Sun, C.O.Lo, K.C.Chim, C.M.Ma Contents : Contents Introduction Challenges & Solutions Conclusions D. Comments by OBTL Consultant Slide 4: Introduction Slide 5: A foundation MA course for first year FSE students A prerequisite for higher level MA servicing courses Offered in both Sem A & B Other info (as in Sem A 07/08) Slide 6: Challenges & Solutions 2001 – 2007 Number of HKALE Candidates in Mathematics subjects : 2001 – 2007 Number of HKALE Candidates in Mathematics subjects * A student may take either Maths & Stat or Pure Maths, but NOT both Slide 8: Only 40% of candidates took a maths subject in HKALE! % of candidates with a HKALE maths subject decreases A pass in a HKALE maths subject is NOT an admission requirement of some FSE programmes Slide 9: How to enhance teaching effectiveness of large classes? Assign students with similar mathematical background to the same lecture session Slide 10: Class A (for students with greatest background) *MA1002 & MA1004 are two foundation courses for foundation year students i) With HKAL Pure Maths/Applied Maths (Grade E or above) OR i) Mainland students without *MA1002 & *MA1004 Slide 11: Classes B & C (for students with moderate background) ) With HKCE Additional Maths/HKAS Maths & Stat (Grade D or above) OR i) Associate degree OR ii) Higher certificate/diploma Slide 12: Classes D & E (for students with least background) ) With HKCE Maths only OR i) With HKCE Additional Maths/HKAS Maths & Stat (Grade E) Slide 13: How to develop mathematical skills of students? Classes B - E, P & Q benefit from additional class tuition Slide 14: Regular assignments for practice & tutorial discussion A reading project extends knowledge discussed in lectures Weekly extra tutorial for students wishing to strengthen mathematical background Supporting Materials : Supporting Materials A ‘tailor-made’ textbook in 2007 Publisher: Pearson (Custom Publishing) Selling Price: $229 Discounted Price (15% off): $194.7 Slide 16: More than 100 discipline-oriented applications are posted on MA2176 Blackboard Slide 17: Building & Construction Slide 18: Electronic Engineering Supporting Service : Supporting Service Pre-calculus course To bridge gap between high school & university maths Math Help Centre To provide face-to-face consultation of study problems in MA courses A booking system is implemented to facilitate service arrangement Slide 20: How to design assessment activities? Assignments To provide substantial practice in new concepts & techniques Selected problems are discussed in tutorials Reading Project (5%) To extend materials covered in classes To develop skills of self-learning & independent inquiry Slide 21: Biweekly quizzes (25%) To monitor students’ progress throughout semester To assist lecturers/tutors in providing feedback to classes A regularly updated master excel file displays class scores & reflects class performance Average of each quiz 50 – 80 is desired Slide 22: End-of-semester examination (70%) Slide 23: C. Conclusions Slide 24: Classification of students with similar maths background enhances teaching & learning effectiveness Integration of web materials engages students in learning Regular assessment allows lecturers to monitor learning progress of classes Learning objectives & teaching expectations are more explicit within OBTL context Slide 25: D. Comments by OBTL Consultant Slide 26: An OBTL consultant was invited to visit MA in Nov 07 Dr David Easdown School of Mathematics and Statistics, University of Sydney Slide 27: Some comments by Dr Easdown ‘the standards (of teaching & learning) are very high relative to comparable courses that I am familiar with in Australia’ ‘the alignment between course aims & objectives, teaching & learning activities & assessments appears to be very good to excellent’ ‘the excellent case studies & reading project for MA2176, …, deserve to be mentioned & their role amplified, especially in the context of other disciplines & programs in which the mathematics is used ’ Thank you!! : Thank you!! You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
Faculty OBTL Sharing Session aSGuest695 Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 98 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: October 10, 2008 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Faculty OBTL Sharing SessionTue 29 Apr 2008 : Faculty OBTL Sharing SessionTue 29 Apr 2008 Department of Mathematics OBTL coordinators: K.M.Liu & C.O.Lo Slide 2: MA2176Basic Calculus and Linear Algebra Course coordinator: K.M.Liu Lecturers: K.M.Liu, C.W.Woo, P.K.Sun, C.O.Lo, K.C.Chim, C.M.Ma Contents : Contents Introduction Challenges & Solutions Conclusions D. Comments by OBTL Consultant Slide 4: Introduction Slide 5: A foundation MA course for first year FSE students A prerequisite for higher level MA servicing courses Offered in both Sem A & B Other info (as in Sem A 07/08) Slide 6: Challenges & Solutions 2001 – 2007 Number of HKALE Candidates in Mathematics subjects : 2001 – 2007 Number of HKALE Candidates in Mathematics subjects * A student may take either Maths & Stat or Pure Maths, but NOT both Slide 8: Only 40% of candidates took a maths subject in HKALE! % of candidates with a HKALE maths subject decreases A pass in a HKALE maths subject is NOT an admission requirement of some FSE programmes Slide 9: How to enhance teaching effectiveness of large classes? Assign students with similar mathematical background to the same lecture session Slide 10: Class A (for students with greatest background) *MA1002 & MA1004 are two foundation courses for foundation year students i) With HKAL Pure Maths/Applied Maths (Grade E or above) OR i) Mainland students without *MA1002 & *MA1004 Slide 11: Classes B & C (for students with moderate background) ) With HKCE Additional Maths/HKAS Maths & Stat (Grade D or above) OR i) Associate degree OR ii) Higher certificate/diploma Slide 12: Classes D & E (for students with least background) ) With HKCE Maths only OR i) With HKCE Additional Maths/HKAS Maths & Stat (Grade E) Slide 13: How to develop mathematical skills of students? Classes B - E, P & Q benefit from additional class tuition Slide 14: Regular assignments for practice & tutorial discussion A reading project extends knowledge discussed in lectures Weekly extra tutorial for students wishing to strengthen mathematical background Supporting Materials : Supporting Materials A ‘tailor-made’ textbook in 2007 Publisher: Pearson (Custom Publishing) Selling Price: $229 Discounted Price (15% off): $194.7 Slide 16: More than 100 discipline-oriented applications are posted on MA2176 Blackboard Slide 17: Building & Construction Slide 18: Electronic Engineering Supporting Service : Supporting Service Pre-calculus course To bridge gap between high school & university maths Math Help Centre To provide face-to-face consultation of study problems in MA courses A booking system is implemented to facilitate service arrangement Slide 20: How to design assessment activities? Assignments To provide substantial practice in new concepts & techniques Selected problems are discussed in tutorials Reading Project (5%) To extend materials covered in classes To develop skills of self-learning & independent inquiry Slide 21: Biweekly quizzes (25%) To monitor students’ progress throughout semester To assist lecturers/tutors in providing feedback to classes A regularly updated master excel file displays class scores & reflects class performance Average of each quiz 50 – 80 is desired Slide 22: End-of-semester examination (70%) Slide 23: C. Conclusions Slide 24: Classification of students with similar maths background enhances teaching & learning effectiveness Integration of web materials engages students in learning Regular assessment allows lecturers to monitor learning progress of classes Learning objectives & teaching expectations are more explicit within OBTL context Slide 25: D. Comments by OBTL Consultant Slide 26: An OBTL consultant was invited to visit MA in Nov 07 Dr David Easdown School of Mathematics and Statistics, University of Sydney Slide 27: Some comments by Dr Easdown ‘the standards (of teaching & learning) are very high relative to comparable courses that I am familiar with in Australia’ ‘the alignment between course aims & objectives, teaching & learning activities & assessments appears to be very good to excellent’ ‘the excellent case studies & reading project for MA2176, …, deserve to be mentioned & their role amplified, especially in the context of other disciplines & programs in which the mathematics is used ’ Thank you!! : Thank you!!