英文摘要 |
Facing the changes of the future world, cultivating the ability for autonomous learning is the core competency of current curricula. For gifted students, besides deepening and broadening their knowledge in various subjects, it is even more im-portant to foster metacognitive skills for higher-order thinking and to establish the ability to learn how to learn, thus becoming the mentors of their own lives. This arti-cle takes the author's service in a junior high school's math and science gifted re-source class as an example. Through the planning of ''curriculum,'' ''physical envi-ronment,'' and ''psychological environment,'' we integrate the spirit of a self-directed learning, cultivate self-monitoring abilities, and gradually transform teacher guid-ance into self-dialogue, thereby shifting the ownership of learning progressively onto the students. Through these adjustments, we aim to help students establish habits of self-directed learning in different contexts and effectively transition to different stages of learning. |