實中校運
十一月十日盛大舉行
實中九十六學年度全校運動會,於11月10日(週六)在大操場盛大舉行。大會由雙語部富青春活力的的啦啦隊表演揭開序幕,高、國中部以節奏動感明快的大會操彰顯昂揚的實中精神,接著是幼稚園部師生及家長們溫馨的親子演出;表演完後登場的各項徑賽決賽,以及競爭激烈的跨部大隊接力,是大會賽程的最高潮,高國中及雙語部的眾家好手們均盡全力展現一年來努力鍛鍊的矯捷身手;最後的教職員工趣味競賽則為大會畫下輕鬆完美的句點(校運會當天活動時程請見第3頁)。
王孟蓁女士當選本屆家長會會長
九十六學年度第一次家長代表大會已於10月23日晚上舉行,並進行委員改選。會中選出委員31名,繼由委員中推選常委9名,最後由幼稚園部家長王孟蓁女士榮膺本屆家長會長。新舊任會長訂於11月10日在校運大會開幕典禮時交接。希望在這新的一學年中,藉由金會長的服務與協助,而讓實中師生家長之間的溝通與互動更順暢。
感謝金素荃會長過去這一年來對本校的熱忱服務與諸多貢獻,並恭賀王孟蓁會長當選。
郝明義先生蒞校演講
誠品書局主辦的「2007誠品全台高中職校園講座」,在圖書館與訓育組共同聯繫與安排之下,於10月3日下午14:10~16:00在本校活動中心舉行一場專題演講;主講人為大塊出版社董事長郝明義先生,講題為「越讀者」。演講雖因交通關係稍有遲延,但仍深深觸動學生心靈,教職員同仁亦踴躍參與。演講結束後之專訪時,仍有學生們圍繞郝先生要求簽書與請益。感謝郝先生遠道而來,為年輕學子們解學習與人生之惑。
雙語部辦理美國大學博覽會
雙語部於10月11日上午10:00~11:30在活動中心辦理美國大學博覽會(Linden
College Fair),共有包括雪城大學(Syracuse
University)、密西根大學(University
of Michigan)、西雅圖大學
(Seattle University)、紐約州立大學(The
State University of New York)等34所美國大學參展,幫助多了解各大學之特色與期望。參加之學生及家長十分踴躍,能直接諮詢各參展學校代表,對於學生申請國外大學有極大幫助,而亦相對提升本校在國外之聲譽。
「千姿百態海蛞蝓」攝影展
揭維邦老師主持有獎問答
「千姿百態海蛞蝓」攝影展於10月11日至11月13日在圖書館展出。感謝高國中部揭維邦老師協助聯繫國立海洋生物館,以提供攝影海報展覽;揭老師並於10月22至24日上午10~12時及26日下午1:30~3:30進行導覽及有獎問答活動,由各部以班級為單位參與活動,使學習充滿趣味。
高中職社區化舉辦多項講座
嘉惠師生
九十六年高中職社區化「社會人文經典閱讀」研習,請到張元教授講授「現代學者歷史論述選讀」。此研習計八週,自9月22日起每週六上午9時至12時,於本校科藝大樓一樓國文科專科教室舉行。而數學創意教學特色專案則推出週三下午4點20分至5點30分的『微積分專題』講座,自10月24日起由清華大學數學系程守慶老師做八次演講,為本校高二學生針對微積分中函數的極限問題、連續性和可微分性作一初步的介紹。另有『每月雙題』數學問題徵答活動,本學期定期於每月5日公佈雙題數學問題,供新竹縣市高、國中生思考作答;並於本學期末分高中組與國中組,挑選答題最優的學生各5-10名予以獎勵。詳情請見新竹市區高中職社區化網站,以及新竹女中、新竹高中及本校網站,歡迎學生們踴躍答題。
公視「流言追追追」節目至實中錄影
高一同學參與破解流言
由國科會和公共電視聯合製作的科普節目「流言追追追」,於10月21、22日至實中錄影。「流言追追追」是台灣首創「用科學實證來破解流言」的節目,每週以實驗的方式,引導觀眾用基本的科學素養,去評斷並破解各種生活流言。本集在實中拍攝,破解的流言為:「轉速越高的光碟機,是否容易爆炸?」以及「食用油是否可以倒入電腦主機中,代替電腦風扇做為散熱工具?」由高一三班以及高一四班的同學,以實證方式破解流言,並希望藉此打破國內學子對科學艱澀難懂的刻板印象,開啟對科普學習的新視野。
NEHS SCHOOL-WIDE
FIELD DAY COMMENCES
The
highly-anticipated annual NEHS school-wide field day takes place
on November 10 at the school track. The highlights of the
opening ceremony includes the energetic performance by the
Bilingual Department cheerleaders, the lively power-dance by the
Senior and Junior High Department students, and the creative
rhythmic dance by the Kindergarten students and parents. After
the performances, athletes compete in a wide range of track and
field events, including the extremely competitive class relay as
the highlight of the day; the faculty relay and fun games will
draw the field day to a happy close. (See page 3 for the Field
Day schedule)
MS. MENG-JEN WANG ELECTED NEW PTA PRESIDENT
The annual NEHS Parent
Representatives Meeting was held on October 23 and 31 PTA
committee members were elected. Ms. Meng-Jen Wang was elected by
all standing PTA committee members to become the new PTA
President. Ms. Wang is currently a parent from the Kindergarten
Department. The handing-over ceremony of the chairmanship will
take place on Nov. 10 at the opening ceremony of NEHS Field day.
May the 2007-2008 school year unfold into a smooth operation and
great success with the help and mediation of Ms. Wang and the
PTA. Special thanks to former President Ms. Cathy Chin for her
dedication and contribution to NEHS, and congratulations to Ms.
Wang.
MR. REX HOW
DELIVERS INSPIRING SPEECH
The “2007 Eslite
Bookstore Taiwan High School Lectures”, sponsored by The Eslite
Bookstore, was held on October 3 from 2:00-4:10 pm at NEHS;
although the lecturer, Mr. Rex How of Locus Publishing, met some
traffic on the way to the event, he still managed to give an
inspiring and moving speech during the remaining time, touching
upon topics such as the difficulties one faces in school and in
life. After the speech, Mr. How was surrounded by students who
wished enthusiastically to learn more from Mr. How and to ask
for his autograph. NEHS thanks Mr. How for gracing us with his
presence and his wisdom.
BILINGUAL DEPARTMENT
HOSTS THE LINDEN EDUCATIONAL FAIR
“High Caliber, inquisitive, and affable” were
words of Kathy Harrington (Director of the Linden Educational
Fair) describing NEHS students. Representatives from 34
reputable American colleges shared her high regard and were
excited to meet our best and brightest. Over a hundred students
turned out on October 11th to seize this unique
opportunity. Students mingled with Deans of Admission and
recruiters, in hopes to demystify the application process and
build a rapport with officials who may possibly read their
applications. The Linden Educational Fair is one of the biggest
and most comprehensive fairs of its type to ever visit our
school; it continues to be an invaluable experience for those
interested in pursuing a post secondary education in the United
States. Sincere thanks offered to all those who made it a
success, particularly the senior level teachers who allowed
their students to attend during precious class time. We look
forward to having it all again next year. (Courtesy of Mr. Karel
Van B., College Advisor)
PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION HOSTED BY THE LIBRARY
“The Kaleidoscopic Sea
Slugs,” a photography exhibition in the NEHS library, will last
from October 11th to November 13th.. We'd
like to give special thanks to Ms. Wei-Ban Jie for contacting
the National Museum of Marine Biology and Aquarium to obtain the
pictures and posters. Ms. Jie also provided an introductory tour
and Q&A session with prizes on both October 22nd,
10:00 to 12:00, and October 26th, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m..
All participated classes enjoyed a fun and informative learning
experience.
“HIGH-SCHOOL-BASED REGIONAL EDUCATION
PROJECT” HOSTS VARIOUS WORKSHOPS
The “High-School-based
Regional Education Project” hosts various workshops for the 2007
school year. An 8-week series of “Social Humanities Classics
Reading Workshop”, with Professor Yuan Chang lecturing on the
topic of “A Selection of Contemporary Scholars' Historical
Essays.”, takes place from 9:00 to 12:00 every Saturday morning
in the Arts and Science Building, started September 22nd.
Also eight sessions of the “Creative Math Teaching” project,
lectured by Professor Shou-Ching Cheng from National Tsing Hua
University, on the topic of calculus, takes place on Wednesdays
from 4:20 to 5:30 p.m., started October 24th. This
math course is designed for juniors with an introduction to the
concept of “function”. There will also be two “Math Problems of
the Month” released on the 5th of every month for
Senior and Junior high students in Hsinchu to solve. Five to ten
students with the best answers will be awarded at the end of the
semester. For more information please check the Hsinchu
Community Senior and Vocational High Schools website, or the
websites of the Hsinchu Girls' Senior High School, Hsinchu
Senior High School and the NEHS homepage. We encourage all
students to participate.
PTS
HIT SHOW “MYTHS” FILMING ON CAMPUS
“Chasing After Myths”, a
general science TV show jointly produced by the National Science
Council (NSC) and Taiwan Public Television (PTS), filmed in our
campus on the 21st and 22nd of October.
“Chasing After Myths”, is the first Taiwanese show that
“challenges myths with science.” Through performing experiments,
they guide audiences with basic knowledge of science to judge
and disprove general myths every week. In this episode, the
myths in question were, “Do CD-ROMs with higher rotation rate
explode easily?” and “Is it possible to replace the fan in the
PC with cooking oil as the heat sink of the CPU?” The
experiments took place first in our science lab then at the LITE-ON
IT Corporation in the Science Park. Two sophomore classes from
the High School Department assisted with the experiments, using
scientific proofs to invalidate myths and rumors. It is well in
our hopes that this will shatter the drab and esoteric
impression of science, and present new means for learning
general science.
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