教育部等七部门：加强中小学科技教育

Core Viewpoint - The recent joint opinion from seven departments, including the Ministry of Education, emphasizes the importance of strengthening science and technology education in primary and secondary schools to support national innovation and talent development by 2030 and 2035 [1][2][3]. Group 1: Overall Requirements - The initiative aims to establish a basic science and technology education system by 2030, with a comprehensive ecosystem by 2035, focusing on practical, project-based, and interdisciplinary teaching methods [3][4]. Group 2: Collaborative Education System - The program emphasizes cultivating scientific interest and spirit across different educational stages, from primary to high school, promoting hands-on exploration and interdisciplinary connections [4][5]. Group 3: Curriculum and Teaching Methods - A new curriculum ecosystem will be developed based on real-world problem-solving, integrating cutting-edge technology and fostering a "three-in-one" curriculum model [6][7]. Group 4: Research and Evaluation - The initiative encourages the formation of specialized research teams for technology education and the implementation of diverse evaluation methods to track student progress and innovation capabilities [8][9]. Group 5: Resource Development and Environment - The plan includes enhancing teaching facilities and utilizing digital resources to create engaging learning environments, promoting collaboration between schools and external organizations [10][11]. Group 6: Teacher Development and Community Collaboration - There will be a focus on strengthening the teacher workforce through targeted training and collaboration with higher education institutions and community resources to enhance technology education [12][14]. Group 7: International Cooperation - The initiative aims to enhance international collaboration in technology education, sharing experiences and establishing networks to promote global educational development [13]. Group 8: Organizational Support and Implementation - Local governments are urged to systematically deploy and implement the technology education measures, ensuring adequate funding and resources for effective execution [14][15].