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Tessellation of Self-regulated Learning: Multi-Dimensional Development of Flipped Classrooms based on the Parallel Curriculum Model

The project aims at developing students' self-directed learning skills, as well as learning and teaching (L&T) materials and pedagogy in Chinese History and Visual Arts (VA) with focus on catering for learners' diversity, based on 3 concepts – Flipped Classroom, Parallel Curriculum Model (PCM) and Theory of Action.

Project Period :
2015-09-01 To 2017-02-28


Project Nature:
Information Technology

Category:
Catering for Learners’ Diversity

Sub-category:
Application of Information Technology in Areas other than Class Teaching

Applicant Sector:
Secondary

Beneficiary:
Secondary

Project No.:
2014/0346

Grant Approved:
$396,600