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Taiwan experiences many typhoons every year, but do you pay attention to typhoon holidays or truly take the dangers of typhoons seriously?

Teach First Taiwan recently visited the remote Ren'ai Township in Nantou County. After the typhoon, the school's buildings and resources for students were severely lacking. Thanks to the generosity of many people, Teach First Taiwan and its partners successfully raised 2,500 pairs of socks, 800 sets of stationery, 60 blankets, 1,000 towels, 800 pairs of sneakers, and 500 packs of sanitary pads to support the children in these remote schools.

Typhoons are not just phenomena observed by meteorological agencies or mentioned in textbooks. In many parts of the world, typhoons deprive students of educational resources. We hope that while enjoying typhoon holidays, everyone can also pay more attention to remote and disaster-affected areas.

臺灣每年都會有很多颱風，但，你注意的是有颱風假還是真正重視颱風的危險呢？

Teach First Taiwan 這次來到了南投的偏鄉仁愛鄉，經過颱風天後，學校的建築和學生們上學的資源都十分匱乏，因此因為我們這次得到許多人的愛心，Teach First Taiwan 和合作夥伴成功募集到 2500 雙襪子、800組文具、60 條棉被、1000 條毛巾、800 雙球鞋和 500 包衛生棉關心偏鄉學校的孩子們。

颱風，不僅僅只是存在在氣象局的觀測中或是課本裡，在世界上的許多地方，因為颱風的關係，許多學生們的教育資源被剝奪，希望大家在放颱風假的同時也能多多關注偏鄉及受災地區。

In collaboration with Teach For Taiwan, under the global network Teach For All, a conference was organized for Teach First Taiwan volunteers and high school students to address educational inequality in Taiwan.

與 Teach For Taiwan 合作，本次講座專為 Teach First Taiwan 志願者和高中生舉辦，旨在探討台灣的教育不平等問題。