The proposed project aims at helping students build up their resilience to adversities as well as enhancing teachers' and parents' awareness of the mental well-being of students.
The proposed project aims at primoting the platform for STEM education, and arousing the learning interests of students in technology education, as well as developing the relevant curriculum. By developing the "Dream it Make it Share it" idea, the culture of sharing of resources can be fostered to bring about interaction and exchange of the subject matter among schools, teachers and students. In the long run, quality education can be provided and students with potential in technology education can be identified and trained to be technolgy experts. About 740 students including senior level students from primary schools and 300 teachers will benefit from the project. The project deliverables include a school based technolgy curriculum for junior form secondary students, a resource bank with learning and teaching exemplars and websites.