problem-based learning: are community and recreational facilities enough in cheung chau? group 5
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Problem-based learning:Are community and recreational
facilities enough in Cheung Chau?Group 5
Introduction
Cheung Chau is said to be a declining island in Hong Kong recent years.
The residents complain that Cheung Chau is lack of recreational and community facilities.
We hope to know what they need and how to enhance their living standard in order to achieve a sustainable development.
MethodologyWe conduct our research by counting the community and recreational
facilities in Cheung Chau. interviewed the local people through
questionnaire.
Taking photos From the internet Field work Google Earth
Method of analysis Quantification chart
How many community and recreational facilities in Cheung
Chau?
types number
Fire Station 2
Kindergarten 4
Primary School 6
Secondary School 3
Bible Seminary 1
Police Station 1
Home for the Elderly 4
Sport Centre 1
Civil Aid Service 1
Types number
Community Centres 9
Park 1
Stadiums 8
Public Housing 2
Hospital 2
Columbarium 1
Cheung Chau Municipal Services
Building (market& public library)
Sports court
Buddhist Wai Yan Memorial
College
St. John Hospital HK Cheung Chau Fire Station
Analysis----Community facilities
Do you think the community facilities are enough?
enough
not enough
neutral
70% of the local residents think that there are not enough community facilities
More interviewees think there are not enough community facilities in Cheung Chau .
Most of the interviewees said they wanted a community hall. Swimming Pool, hospital, park and sport centres came to the second choice.
They want sport centres as the booking fee of indoor sport centre is too expensive and the supply of booking is not enough.
Also, they want fitness centres. It seems that the facilities for sport activities are seriously deficient.
Some interviewees suggest that the facilities can expand to improve.
The other suggest the government can subsidies to expand or renovate it.
What do residents need?
Community Hallreasonsno place for gathering =>residents need to sit in commom area no organisation organize activities
Hospitalreasonsthe technology is not advanced the service cannot meet the demand
Indoor sports centrereason the service cannot satisfy the local people and the tourists
Analysis----Recreational facilities
Do you think the recreational facilities are enough?
enough
not enough
neutral
100% of the local residents think that there are not enough recreational facilities
From the above data ,we can see that most of the Cheung Chau residents think that Cheung Chau does not have enough recreational facilities.
They do not have much entertainment.70% of interviewees want recreation centre and cinema.
Fewer people want shopping malls and karaoke.
Half of the interviewees are discontent about their living standard but half of the people do.
What do residents need?
Recreational Centrereasonthe quality of the recreational centres are poor
Cinemareasonexpensive transpotation fee of travelling to urban area
suggestions
Expansion-area of the buildings (eg. Hospital supply more beds and increase medical equipment to enhance medical service quality) Indoor sports centre --- provide more booking quotas) -Man-made island ---for land use supply
Subsidy
-renew/expand facilities (eg. Park ---make green by planting trees and increase more amusement equipments) -transport fee ---can allow them to go to the urban area
by paying lower price
There is vacant land in Cheung Chau We should make good use of the vacant land As the photos show below:
What should we build? For community facilities
-Community hall-Indoor court
For recreational facilities-building a recreational centre with various activity rooms such as
1. A small cinema 2. A tennis court3. A dancing room
Conclusion
Many residents in Cheung Chau think not enough recreational facilities don’t have much leisure. Their lives seem to be boring .
In order to improve the living standard of the local people .
It is necessary to improve the facilities in Cheung Chau through expanding renew with government subsidy.
Limitations
Without enough time to collect data Small range of interviewees Cannot go inside the facilities to have a
check Cannot seek advice from the official . Cannot really know the problems of the
buildings simply through eye observation.
Suggestions
Prepare well first Ask for more advice from the local people Set up a clear route for observation