The humanities curriculum aims to provide a broad learning perspective, guiding students to systematically understand human society, historical evolution, and cultural differences, and to develop diverse and shared competencies. At its core, the curriculum fosters independent thinking and humanistic qualities, enabling students to build well-rounded personalities and become citizens with a global perspective and a high sense of social responsibility.
Aims
- Develop high-level humanistic literacy: Foster students' deep understanding and critical thinking on issues such as history, geography, and culture.
- Shape sound values and civic qualities: Promote students' healthy physical, mental, and spiritual development, and cultivate firm values and a sense of responsibility towards the rule of law and society.
- Deepen national and global awareness: Understand national history, geography, Chinese culture, and modern development, and comprehend the interconnectedness in the context of globalization.
- Train independent inquiry skills: Learn to use various thinking models and tools to conduct in-depth research and analysis of social phenomena and issues.
- Promote sustainable development education: Cultivate students' care and responsibility for the environment, practice green living concepts, and promote global well-being.
