San Marino Grade 6 Technology AI
San Marino Scuola Secondaria di Primo Grado Syllabus - TecnologieThis information is based on the Piano dell'Offerta Formativa from the Fonte dell'Ovo middle school location for the 2014-2015 academic year. It details the "Educazione Tecnica" (Technology Education) syllabus. General Educational Goals: Technology education aims to help students understand the technological reality they encounter daily by developing specific skills, logical thinking, scientific knowledge, and practical abilities. It encourages self-awareness and an understanding of their relationship with the outside world, enabling them to make informed choices for their present and future, including their social placement and personal life goals. It also helps students develop a clearer and deeper understanding of social realities, recognizing how humans ensure their survival and transform their living conditions. Finally, it provides knowledge about the characteristics of different professions offered and required by society and various production sectors. Three-Year General Objectives: 1. Introduce technology as a means to meet human needs and create a suitable living environment. 2. Critically analyze technological realities, identifying the most advantageous solutions from a production, economic, and social perspective. 3. Value operational aptitudes, focusing on their formative value in developing skills rather than just practical results. 4. Understand human production activities, some professional figures, and basic economic concepts to make informed future choices. 5. Decode and produce technical and technological language. Third Year Curriculum - Essential Content and Competencies:
Methodology and Tools: Teaching methodologies and tools aim to promote motivated and responsible student involvement through direct participation in operational, study, and research activities. Thematic areas require diverse activities to be alternated appropriately. Research will be the basis for guiding each student to develop analytical, critical, and intervention skills. Technical-operational activities will include various experiences, simple to implement, and with a difficulty level appropriate for the students' age. Planning, guided tours, and expert interventions will be fundamental for direct comparison between theoretical knowledge and reality. Assessment: Periodic assessments will determine if and how learning objectives have been achieved, validating the planning and each implementation phase. Assessments will include objective tests (multiple-choice questions, matching, logical sequences) and subjective tests (open-ended questions and verbal interactions). For operational activities, the work process (project, group organization, phases, time, and workspace) and the product (effectiveness, quality, and adherence to the project) will be evaluated. |