
Creating Real Situations, Developing Thinking Tools — Design and Implementation of the Interdisciplinary Project “Autumn Museum” for Lower Grades of Primary School
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Abstract
Children’s expressive abilities need to be gradually built. In the lower grades of primary school, real situational tasks should be used as the teaching environment, students’ task inquiry activities as the main line of learning, and language interaction between teachers and students as the teaching technique. The ultimate goal is to enhance individual language experience centered on students’ pragmatic abilities. By using situational tasks as the main line, continuously providing students with tools for expression, and achieving the learning objective of children’s creative expression through a structured language construction process. This paper develops and designs an expressive literacy course based on the first semester Chinese textbook for first graders.
Keywords
Situation, Interdisciplinary Learning, Thinking Tools.
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Cite this article
Zhou,J. (2024). Creating Real Situations, Developing Thinking Tools — Design and Implementation of the Interdisciplinary Project “Autumn Museum” for Lower Grades of Primary School. Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public Media,62,91-97.
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