Cross-domain Learning - Developing diverse and innovative teaching methods, establishing an Early Childhood STEAM Innovation Center and STEAM and New Technology Development Office to provide STEAM education for children aged 2 to 12. A national Montessori experimental education zone for ages 2 to 12 will be established in 113 years.
Self-directed Learning - Revamping the national education system over 3 years with 12 billion. Transforming 24 specialized classrooms in 112 years to new generation learning spaces focused on student-centered self-directed learning. Future plans include optimizing 5,400 ordinary classrooms in high schools and middle schools over 3 years with 12 billion to provide students with environments for self-directed exploration.
Inclusive Learning - Increasing special education funding proportion to 13% annually. In 112, an additional 58.41 million was allocated to enhance the quality of special education assistants' in-school services, reaching 710,000 service hours. Five inclusive playgrounds were added, with almost 1 billion planned for improving special education facilities in 113 to gradually increase special education funding proportion to 13%.
Innovative Learning - Constructing an education big data system to pioneer AI education for the new generation. Introducing the first Cool AI Learning Diagnosis System nationwide and publishing the only quantum computer teaching materials in the country. A three-phase plan over 3 years to implement educational big data and establish smart campuses.
Healthy Learning - Upgrading organic food ingredients quality control in school meals for ensured safety. Introducing six measures including disclosing supplier points, establishing reporting channels, enhancing meal penalties, backup mechanisms, meal inspections, and a HACCP meal bidding and selection in 112 to ensure children eat healthy. Adding organic mushrooms monthly in 113, increasing meal subsidies by 65 per meal for disadvantaged high school students, and hiring school nutritionists for enhanced food education.
Practical Learning - Establishing a specialized unit to promote technical and vocational education. In 112, introducing the nation's first Virtual Financial Center and Innovation Technology Center and 11 technology-focused industry-academia cooperation centers by the end of 112. The creation of a technical and vocational education department in 113, including hosting the first Capital Cup International Skills Competition, gathering top international players in Taipei.
Global Learning - Cultivating international education and steadily promoting bilingual education. Bilingual education included 52% of 108 schools in 112, leading among the six municipalities. Increasing participation by 10% annually, creating a Taipei International Education Travel Exchange Center, funding 103 groups for international exchanges, holding the most sister schools in 21 countries totaling 126 schools. Plans to expand international education awards certification and develop Taipei's campus internationalization.
Aging Learning - Upgrading the Elderly Learning Institute and increasing subsidies for elderly learning vouchers. Subsidizing 1,200 elderly citizens with vocational learning vouchers in 112, highest subsidy being 3,000 per person. Increasing to 1,800 individuals in 113 and enhancing the Elderly Learning Institute to create intergenerational learning spaces for families.
Sustainable Learning - Implementing a 160 billion sustainable school renovation plan over 4 years for advanced sustainable smart campuses. Completing construction of 5 new schools in 112 and approving 12 cases through the municipal asset supply and demand platform. Goals to complete renovation of 10 school buildings by 115 and aim for gold-level or higher green buildings.