3. Teamwork communication and coordination
Teams must work together to complete a task, allowing children to learn extensive peer communication. Through mutual coordination, they also gain a deeper understanding of respect and expression—essential soft skills that should be cultivated from an early age. The "prison break" themed storyline naturally encourages collaboration within and between groups as they pursue a common goal, providing a uniquely cooperative experience.
4. Leadership development
“Leadership” does not refer to power granted by a title or position—it is not synonymous with authority or status. Instead, it is a combination of various abilities and traits, shaped by a range of characteristics including intelligence, personality, values, and a suite of social skills related to leadership contexts such as problem-solving, communication, and emotional control. (Concept adapted from “Early Development of Leadership.”) Campers will practice these leadership traits through two days of interaction with peers.
[Course Outline]
1. Teaming up with “VOISS” to launch the first AI-powered game master
Abroad, smart speakers are often used for educational purposes. We’ve partnered with the startup VOISS to integrate the Google Nest Mini for the first time, expanding its functionality into educational activity settings and making it a key game master in our winter camp. Utilizing AI voice recognition technology, it accurately identifies answers to challenges and even allows interactive and quick-response features to make the escape process more engaging.
2. Incorporating “tutorJr”’s self-developed programming education into level design
Unlike most programming education providers on the market, tutorJr adopts a PBL (problem-based learning) approach to design coding courses. It guides children to identify problems in daily life, learn programming logic and operational techniques with intrinsic motivation, and then solve problems or complete projects with teacher assistance—developing lifelong applicable skills.
3. Certificate issuance after the activity
[Course Duration]
32 Hours
[Course Location]
No. 199, Kanghe Road, Xinfeng Township, Hsinchu County, Taiwan (Doraemon Science Theme Park)
[Course Price]
Original Price: NT$4,500
(Enter exclusive discount code “mamaclub2” for special price: NT$3,800)
[Course Registration]
https://www.accupass.com/event/1911060841471943008610?utm_source=mamaclub
[About Learn to Love School]
We firmly believe that “how to cultivate yourself into someone who cannot be replaced by artificial intelligence?” is more important than any current subject textbook. One of our founders, Mr. Su Yanzhe, deeply realized the impact of soft skill development on teenagers’ future while teaching at a cram school several years ago. Thus, he founded the “Learn to Love School Workshop,” aiming to use gamified course designs with diverse themes—including maker culture and social issues—to help children explore knowledge while interacting, and assist them in developing a more accurate understanding of themselves, peers, learning, and life.
Over the past two years, we have successively hosted gamified summer camps, board game winter camps, and science YouTuber summer camps. Upholding the belief that fun leads to better learning, we integrate academic literacy and communication training to open the door to learning through games.
Original source [2020 Taiwan’s only prison escape-themed winter camp — “Break Out, Scientists!” real-life escape game]