Third Video Call Exchange with Senboku Shiritsu Jindai Junior High School

 

Taken away by the lively and impressive dance and child's play performances, along with KMJH's traditional Chinese music club and a science fair demonstration

 

Three years running, we've had a blast connecting virtually with our Japanese friends at Jindai, playing games, sharing school life, and showcasing talents. This collaboration helps students embrace English and bridge cultures in a way that textbooks can't, evidenced by the smiles and genuine interaction between our students. It's far from the rote memorization of regular class, and the results are clear: happy, engaged students learning through hands-on experience.

 

Those students at Jindai wowed us with their energetic dances to an anime theme song and K-pop music. They must've put in effort to make it in sync, with smiles on their faces. We responded with a gig of a traditional instrument playing a renowned anime melody and a group dance for the school's upcoming anniversary event. Moreover, some boys demonstrated how to blow the ping-pong and maneuver it up the wooden rack with skillful techniques.

 

Thanks to Huiwen Senior High's recommendation, we started this friendship and collaboration three years ago. Moreover, with Ms. Huang Min's help, we had those smooth and dynamic exchanges, with Taiwan's national flags waving proudly across the miles.