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Title: Jason Wong


1
Jason Wong
Commerce teacher from Ling Liang Church M H Lau
Secondary School
2
School background
  • Eight years old
  • In Tai Po
  • Band two to three
  • Both school management and students adapt to new
    ideas
  • Commerce stream fairly strong
  • Young and cooperative colleagues

3
Company Programme by Junior Achievement Hong
Kong(JAHK)
  • A 18-week programme
  • Students set up their own real company
  • Students go through business planning, capital
    raising, merchandising, production, selling and
    liquidating.
  • Student-directing

4
Teachers role
  • Facilitator
  • Observer
  • Participant
  • Partner
  • Investor
  • Customer
  • Friend

5
Objective and guidance
  • Various awards offered by JAHK
  • Not focus on profits but the process
  • Best annual report, best booth design, best
    CEO, best product and so on
  • Student and advisor manual as a guide
  • Concrete guidance with room for flexibility and
    creativity

6
Multi-sensory ?!
  • Students may learn from
  • Reading the manuals
  • Listening and expressing in discussion
  • Observing others (classmates and other schools)
  • Self-reflecting
  • Testing and producing the product (technical
    skills)
  • Experiencing and interacting
  • FAILURES
  • What teachers do is
  • Allowing a safe and open platform for learning

7
Collaborative learning
  • Students are divided into groups (departments)
  • CEO and VPs are elected to lead the company
  • Departments are to operate by themselves
  • Leadership, cooperative and communication skills
    are built up
  • Trust, cooperation and compromise are found

8
Ownership
  • Students would
  • run their own business
  • suffer loses or share profits (support from
    school and parents)
  • make up their decision and follow-up
  • seek help and solution themselves
  • interact, cooperative and evaluate throughout the
    whole process

9
Fruitful learning with fun?!
  • High degree of autonomous
  • Students try something new
  • First encounter with the real business world
  • Students see concrete output
  • Students bear the accountability
  • Teachers enjoy from low-cost and
    high-effectiveness

10
Applicability
  • Can we do it in lower form?
  • Can we hold a similar program but in mini size?
  • Can we seek help from outside?
  • Can we do it cross-curriculum or inter-school?
  • Can we motivate the students and other teachers?
  • Can we
  • trust our students and ourselves?
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