關於 brent school ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

【2020國際教育週 - 留學美國工作坊】
讓我們和全球一起慶祝 2020國際教育週，教育是自我提升和改變世界的關鍵！新冠疫情沒打敗我們，反而讓我們更強大，並找到更多有創意的學習方法。今天40位來自台灣各高中和大學的留學輔導人員齊聚AIT參加留學美國工作坊，AIT處長酈英傑在開幕致詞中強調海外學習的重要和美國高教無可比擬的價值。AIT文化新聞組和簽證官員、以及留學美國的工作人員在會中簡報留學趨勢、簽證規定，也鼓勵各學校在支持學生留美上與 AIT有更多的合作。在工作坊中，兩位留美學生分享了他們在美國學習的經驗。AIT感謝台灣各級學校部門老師和行政人員協助學生實踐夢想！

【2020 International Education Week: Study USA workshop】
Let’s celebrate the 2020 International Education Week together globally, as education is key to self-improvement and world change! Instead of defeating us, the COVID-19 pandemic made us stronger and compelled us to approach learning with more creativity.
Today a group of 40 advisors from Taiwan high schools and universities gathered in AIT Taipei for a Study USA workshop. AIT Director Brent Christensen offered opening remarks that highlighted the importance of study abroad and the incomparable value of U.S. education. Public Diplomacy and Consular officers, along with EducationUSA staff gave some background on study trends and visa policy, while encouraging further collaboration with the advisers as they encourage their students to study in the United States. In this workshop, current students also shared their experience studying in the States.

AIT wants to thank all teachers and school counselors from all school sectors for their important role in helping youth pursue their life dreams! #2020國際教育週 #我在美國很好Chill #IEW2020 #EducationUSATaiwan #studyabroad #EducationUSA #EdUSA #InternationalEducationWeek

2020年AIT「程式少女特訓營」今天在東華大學正式開跑囉！來自全台各地的60位高中女生在三天的營隊活動中，將學習STEM美語、微軟Minecraft程式設計，並了解人工智慧和女性領導力。AIT酈英傑處長在開幕致詞中提到：「頂尖的資訊科技人才、優質的醫療技術、以及平等開放的公民社會，是台灣當代最引以為傲的資產。我要鼓勵各位同學把握這個時代與環境給予女孩們的大好機會，努力充實自己的資訊技能，一方面善用妳的科技能力，開創個人的職業新藍海，一方面善用妳的網路人權，發揮進步公民的影響力，同時提升台灣的全球競爭力。」

第一天的活動中，AIT也邀請到三位數位創意領袖—宜蘭花蓮數位機會中心須文蔚主任、擊樂家張幼欣小姐以及「媽咪愛社群電商平台暨My83 保險網」創辦人張瑜珊小姐，和大家分享她們的專業和熱情。另外要感謝微軟台灣AI研發中心張仁炯執行長為大家介紹 AI 新視野。明天我們會分享更多精采內容和活動照片喔！

The 2020 Girls Tech Bootcamp kicked off TODAY! 60 high school girl students from across Taiwan embarked on a three-day program at National Dong Hwa University. The campers will learn STEM English, Minecraft programming, Artificial Intelligence and women’s leadership. In his opening remarks, AIT Director Brent Christensen mentioned “shared values form the foundation of the U.S.-Taiwan partnership. Among those shared values are our dedication to academic freedom and the belief that persons of all genders should have equal access to professional and educational opportunities. Additionally, the United States and Taiwan believe that our democratic values are best served by informed and robust civic participation. We hope that this program will advance these shared values.”

On the first day, in addition to STEM English and coding classes, three encouraging mentors -- Dr. Shiu, Wen-wei, the Director of the Digital Opportunity Center in Yilan and Hualien, Ms. Alice Chang, Founder of MamiLove and My83, and Ms. Sayun Chang, a Musician -- explained to the campers their backgrounds, careers, and passions. We also want to thank Mr. Michael Chang, Directror-General of Microsoft AI R&D Center for giving an overview of new trends in AI. Stay tuned for more from the camp! #GirlsTechBootcamp #AIT程式少女特訓營 #AI

【副總統 陳建仁 Chen Chien-Jen 】和母校【約翰霍普金斯大學】就台灣因應武漢肺炎（COVID-19）的做法與成效的視訊會議影片，目前在Youtube也看的到喔，歡迎大家點取連結收看，謝謝！

■ Youtube 連結：
https://youtu.be/ReI6ROZNbkk


【Inside Taiwan’s Response to COVID-19】
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

Taiwan has emerged as a success story in the global battle against COVID-19, having had fewer than 500 cases and only six deaths among its roughly 23 million residents as of April 24, 2020.


It has been credited with taking early action to prevent the spread of the coronavirus as it emerged and for avoiding the lockdown measures many other countries implemented.


Taiwan’s Vice President Chen Chien-jen received a Doctor of Science degree in epidemiology and human genetics from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in 1982. On Friday, April 24, Vice President Chen joined Dean Ellen J. MacKenzie for a conversation about Taiwan’s early and effective response to the coronavirus. They discussed the specific measures Taiwan took to control the spread of the virus and how Vice President Chen’s public health training played a role.


Their conversation was preceded by brief remarks from Brent Christensen, director of the American Institute in Taiwan.


Webcast Guests:


Chen Chien-Jen, ScD ’82
Vice President of Taiwan

Ellen J. Mackenzie, PhD ’79, ScM ’75
Dean, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

Brent Christensen, DMD, MA
Director, American Institute in Taiwan

More Information:

https://www.jhsph.edu/covid-19/events...

NOTE: Closed captions will be uploaded soon.


【Reference】
Johns Hopkins University

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