As different schools shared their distinctive classes, like music, bird ecology, English picture books and etc., the students of different places and culture backgrounds were also inspired with a lot of positive stimulation. One of the teachers expressed that these lessons enhanced students' concentration and improved learning results and his students looked forward to the next round of learning.
The model of the small-school alliance was conducive to learning and encouraged interactions between the students living in different areas. For these reasons, Taiwan's Industrial Development Bureau plans to invite school overseas to participate the small-school alliance so as to broaden students' international views and to bring forth culture exchanges between countries. In addition, the international field verification will also contribute to the industry and researches, assisting enterprises to establish new business models, promoting services for global collaborative learning and helping form emerging education industry services.
For more information or international learning collaboration , please click into https://www.facebook.com/groups/TSSC2014/ (primary schools) or contact Tina Shao at +886-2-6631-6736 or tinashao@iii.org.tw.
This article is an advertisement of Taiwan Industrial Development Bureau of Ministry of Economic Affairs
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