Singapore · MOE Syllabus Outcomes
Secondary 3 Mother Tongue Language
This course develops advanced communicative proficiency through the lens of contemporary social issues and cultural heritage. Students refine their ability to express complex viewpoints and analyze diverse texts to prepare for higher level linguistic demands.
Digital Identities and Social Landscapes
Students explore the impact of social media and digital communication on personal identity and community relationships.
Analyzing how online platforms shape self-perception and peer interactions among adolescents.
Discussing the ethical implications of digital footprints and the importance of responsible online behavior.
Examining how new technologies like AI are changing the way we learn and communicate in our Mother Tongue.
Heritage, Traditions, and Modernity
Students investigate the tension and harmony between traditional cultural practices and the fast paced modern world.
Evaluating how traditional festivals are celebrated today and whether their original meanings are being lost.
Exploring the significance of traditional art forms and their relevance to contemporary aesthetics.
Investigating food as a marker of identity and the evolution of fusion cuisine.
Environmental Stewardship
Students engage with global environmental challenges and discuss local solutions using persuasive language.
Discussing lifestyle changes required to reduce our carbon footprint in an urban environment.
Examining the importance of maintaining nature within a highly developed city state.
Developing arguments to support environmental initiatives at the school and community level.
Media Literacy and Critical Thinking
Students analyze various media formats to distinguish between fact, opinion, and bias.
Evaluating the credibility of news sources and the techniques used in journalism.
Deconstructing the linguistic and visual strategies used in marketing and advertisements.
Exploring how visual storytelling conveys social messages and cultural narratives.
Interpersonal Relationships and Values
Students reflect on family dynamics, friendships, and the core values that guide human interaction.
Discussing the evolving roles within the family and the concept of respect for elders.
Exploring the qualities of meaningful friendships and managing peer pressure.
Learning communicative strategies to resolve misunderstandings and build consensus.
Future Aspirations and Global Citizenship
Students articulate their personal goals and consider their role as contributors to the global community.
Researching future career paths and the importance of multilingualism in the workplace.
Reflecting on the importance of continuous self improvement and intellectual curiosity.
Designing projects or initiatives that give back to the local or international community.