根本玩不够！广东科学中心走进我校，为学子献上神奇“哇”时刻

2024年9月13日，我校联合广东科学中心开展“科学之光 点亮梦想”粤港澳青少年科普交流活动。此次活动旨在促进粤港澳三地青少年科技交流与合作，激发青少年对科学的兴趣和创新思维。

活动中，广东科学中心的科学表演团队献上一场精彩绝伦的科普表演秀。机器狗展示、魔力数学、视锥细胞、折纸密码、长征五号等展示以及一系列物理化学实验（化学反应、干冰实验），与同学们的互动，让同学们感受科学的魅力，科普表演一个接一个让同学们目不暇接，沉浸在科学的奇妙世界中。

▲Marty机器人表演

▲机器狗表演

▲视锥细胞实验展示

▲长征五号知识展示

▲奇趣派实验

数学不只是加减乘除等数学运算，更是客观的语言、缜密的思维、一切理论的依托。在魔力数学表演中，学子们通过数字猜球、穿纸而过、拓扑之美等多个有趣的互动演示，学习了数学的魔力，同时对抽象的数学有了崭新的认识。

一折、一压、一翻，一张普通的纸，却能折成各式的造型。在折纸密码环节，学子们亲身经历多变的折纸艺术与奇妙的自然科学经过碰撞产生的“科学”火花。

活动中，广东省思维导图教育研究院副院长、前世界思维导图锦标赛组委会副秘书长潘宝苹老师开展主题为“思维导图与创新思维”专题讲座，激励同学们勇于探索、开拓创新，培养创新思维能力。

潘老师在讲座中，提及思维导图有很大一个功能，就是让你的创新思维更加顺畅，让你的思维更加开阔。她表示，创新思维就是在解决问题过程中，通过学习、思考和实践，产生新知识、新方法和新工具，使问题得到顺利解决的过程。

此次科普交流活动为粤港澳青少年提供一个难得的学习和交流平台，活动现场，师生们热情高涨，积极参与各项互动，掌声、惊叹声交织一起，现场氛围欢乐热烈。

我校执行校长封岩充分肯定了广东科学中心科普活动的创意和对我校的关心关注，她表示希望有更多的机会参与到广东科学中心的各项活动中。

学子们表示，这样的科普活动不仅丰富学生的课外生活，还在学生心中种下科学的种子，激发他们对科学的热爱与探索。相信这样的活动将有助于培养更多具有创新精神和科学素养的青少年，为推动粤港澳地区科技发展和人才培养注入新活力。

On 13 September 2024, ASJ-GZ in collaboration with the Guangdong Science Centre, launched the ‘Light of Science Lights Up Your Dreams’ Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao Youth Science and Technology Exchange Activity. This activity aims to promote the exchange and co-operation of science and technology among the youth of Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao, and to stimulate their interest in science and innovative thinking.

During the event, the science performance team from Guangdong Science Centre presented a wonderful science show. One by one, the students were dazzled and immersed in the wonderful world of science.

In the Magic Maths Show, students learnt about the magic of maths through a number of interesting interactive demonstrations such as Number Guessing Balls, Passing Through Paper and Beauty of Topology, while gaining a fresh understanding of abstract maths.

In the Origami Code session, students experienced the ‘scientific’ sparks generated by the collision between the versatile art of origami and the marvellous natural science.

During the event, Ms. Pan Baopin, Vice President of Guangdong Thinking Maps Education Institute and former Deputy Secretary General of the World Thinking Maps Championships Organising Committee, gave a lecture on the theme of ‘Thinking Maps and Creative Thinking’, which inspired students to explore and innovate, and to cultivate the ability to think creatively.

In her lecture, Ms Pan mentioned that Thinking Maps have a great function of making your innovative thinking smoother and more open-minded.

The science popularisation exchange activity provides a rare platform for Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao youths to learn and exchange ideas. Feng Yan, Executive Principal of our school, fully affirmed the creativity of the science popularisation activities of the Guangdong Science Centre and the care and attention given to our school, and she expressed her hope that there would be more opportunities to participate in the various activities of the Guangdong Science Centre.

The students said that such popular science activities not only enrich the extracurricular life of students, but also plant the seeds of science in their minds and inspire them to love and explore science.