Academic Affairs Office Announcement
National Museum of Science and Technology 2025 Overseas Science Camp - Singapore Parent-Child Science Camp
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| Subject: | Attached is the promotional material and introduction for our "2025 Overseas Science Camp - Singapore Parent-Child Science Camp" activity. We kindly request your assistance in announcing this event. Please acknowledge receipt. |
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| 1. | Since 2017, our museum has collaborated with science popularization institutions in Singapore, including the Science Center Singapore, National University of Singapore (NUS), and ArtScience Museum, to organize overseas science camp activities. Based on the core competencies of "autonomy, interaction, and co-creation" in the 108 curriculum, and aiming for "autonomous action," "communication and interaction," and "social participation," we have jointly developed overseas science camp activities suitable for parent-child learning, combining education with entertainment and broadening horizons. These are detailed as follows: |
| (1) | In terms of "autonomous action": The world's first air taxi (VOLOCOPTER) successfully flew over Marina Bay in Singapore in 2017. Our museum will lead participants to Marina Bay to experience "The Future World" at the ArtScience Museum, personally experiencing the metaphysical realm of scientist Albert Einstein's famous quote, "Imagination is more important than knowledge." |
| (2) | In terms of "communication and interaction": Hands-on experiments at the Demo Lab, NUS, ranked first in Asia, and close-up experiences of novel technological applications and scientific studies at the Science Center Singapore. The orderly streetscapes integrate technological information, artistic cultivation, and aesthetics into the travel activities. |
| (3) | In terms of "social participation": Through our museum's promoted science education concept of "Prediction - Observation/Operation - Explanation - Comparison - Contest - Creativity (POEC-2C)," participants will engage in collaborative learning, sharing, and discussion within small groups, stimulating parents, children, and peers to go beyond what they have learned and experienced. They will also personally observe how Singapore's diverse Malay, Indian, and Chinese cultures and civic virtues are integrated into daily life. |
| 2. | The promotional material and activity introduction for the 2025 Singapore Parent-Child Science Summer Camp are attached. |
| 3. | We kindly request you to forward this information to your students and staff, or anyone interested in participating. You may also announce the event on your school's webpage for easy access to the activity link: https://serv.nstm.gov.tw/act_query, then click on "2025 Overseas Science Camp." |
| 4. | If you have any questions, please contact the event organizer, Mr. Chen Cheng-Chih from our museum's Science Education Division, at 07-3800089 ext. 5100. |
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