桃園市同安國民小學113學年度親師座談會
壹、
校務宣達：
＊總務處宣導：校園安全注意事項：
一、為維護校園安全，放學後，不開放小朋友回教室拿功課。
二、請節約用水、用電，共同節能減碳。
三、請發揮愛校公德心，請勿隨意丟棄垃圾及毀損校園公物。
四、請遵守校園的開放時間，確保教學品質及學生安全。
＊學務處宣導
一、預防腸病毒、登革熱、COVID-19、流感…等疾病，衛教注意事項請配合：
（一）學生若發燒（38度C以上）請家長衡情送醫治療，並在家休息，以免群聚感染，並落實生病不上學。
（二）班級教室已加強500PPM漂白水進行環境消毒，家庭方面可同步加強洗手與擦拭。
（三）學生患病就醫，請家長務必通報班級導師，導師再回報衛生組。
（四）預防登革熱，請徹底清除家中內外積水容器，依「巡、倒、刷、清」原則清除病媒蚊孳生源。
（五）書包輕一點，快樂多一點，書包重量不超過體重的12.5%。
（六）防菸拒檳反毒，愛惜身體，洗手、刷牙兼漱口。
(七) 視力保健，用眼30分鐘休息10分鐘「3010」。
（八）教育部推廣，促進「健康體位」之五大核心能力「85210」
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二、週一及週四課後社團活動，預定9/16（一）開課；週二及週五晨間運動社團，預計9/20（五）開課，
三、本校訂於10月5日（六）舉行113學年度學校暨社區運動會，歡迎各位家長蒞
臨指導。
四、請讓學生吃完早餐才上學，以確保學生健康，到校後全心投入學校各項活動。
五、請注意學童放學後之安全及生活作息，避免學生在外遊蕩、流連網咖或隨意穿越馬路，以確保學童安全。
六、品格與家庭教育，是孩子人生的重要基石，請家長關心孩子的言行舉止，重視親子的親密互動。
七、學童接送區汽機車、常保淨空，以利所有家長接送，目送學童進出校門即可。
八、請家長協助指導孩子，上下學若有導護崗哨，請務必經由導護崗哨過馬路；若無導護崗哨，請務必遵守交通安全五守則，避免發生危險。
九、孩子如由安親班接送上、下課，請家長多注意接送車輛的安全與合法性。1.黃色幼童專車不得載送國小學童；2.接送車輛不得改裝，避免超載或違法使用的情形發生；3.接送專車需配置隨車人員。4.相關訊息可參考「桃園市E路平安網」。
十、為共同維護校園安全，煩請家長將學生送至校門口後，讓孩子自行進入學校，勿再陪同進入，以利本校校園安全維護工作之落實與推動。
十一、市府為管控學童食的安全，已建置午餐食材登錄平台，聯結「教育部校園食材登錄平臺2.0」隨時掌控食材來源，本校網頁右側有建立連結，歡迎家長隨時上網查看關心。
十二、本校積極推動友善校園運動，以倡導校園反霸凌觀念，提供學童安心快樂學習環
境；本校設置之反霸凌專線：3174294；市府之反霸凌專線：0800-775889，3322101-7450；教育部反霸凌專線：1953
(「校園霸凌一定是嚴重的校園偏差事件，但嚴重的校園偏差事件，卻不一定是校園霸凌事件」，有關霸凌相關定義與防制說明，請參閱教育部防制校園霸凌專區/檔案下載/校園霸凌知多少-家長手冊，另檢附本校校園霸凌事件調查
申請書供參)
十三、有關「校園性侵害性騷擾或性霸凌事件」，本校皆依性別平等教育法完成通報，
後續調查救濟途徑，檢附「疑似校園性侵害、性騷擾或性霸凌事件暫不申請調查
同意書」與「校園性平事件申請書」供參。
十四、父母具有管教子女的義務與權利，而民法第1085條亦規定：「父母得於必要範圍
內懲戒其子女」。民法賦予父母懲戒權之目的係在於保護、教養子女，而非將子女視為父母之財產而得任意加以懲戒，或以「不打不成器」來合理化不當的管教。因此需在保護教養的必要範圍內，依照家庭環境；子女的性別、年齡、健康與性格；以及過錯的輕重程度等情況定其程度，如果逾越必要的範圍則為過度懲戒，甚至已經構成虐待子女的事實。所以，父母親對於子女的管教與虐待行為是不一樣的，其間的差異說明請參閱教育部家庭教育網。
https://moe.familyedu.moe.gov.tw/Pages/Detail.aspx?nodeid=236&pid=2313
依據「兒童及少年福利與權益保障法」，對於管教過當行為，教育人員有依法通報 之責任與義務。
十五、因應每年登革熱疫情，本校已研擬以下策略並持續作業中：
(一)低樓層教室開始加裝紗窗紗門。
(二)依據各班需求採購捕蚊燈、電蚊拍與防蚊液。
(三)各班級與環境區域確實完成積水容器的清除。
(四)請衛生局函請水利局做學校週邊溝渠的清潔。
(五)加強宣導學童勿接近草叢，以降低蚊蟲叮咬機率。
(六)學童可視情況穿著長袖，以降低蚊蟲叮咬機率。
十六、水域安全宣導：
提醒注意學生出遊安全(倘要進行水域活動，請務必選擇在設有合格救生員及救生設備之游泳池、海水浴場等，避免前往易發生溺水事件之區域，如無救生員海邊、河川、溪流、釣魚池及埤塘等)，請家長共同關心學生安全。
十七、配合桃園市政府教育局所公布有關新冠疫情相關防疫措施，請家長即時上學校首
頁瀏覽訊息並與班級導師保持連繫，以配合相關規定。
十八、請家長提醒孩子，加強危機意識感，懂得保護自己，不隨意和陌生人攀談、清楚
身體界線；必要時，主動尋求師長、愛心商店的幫助，提高警覺，避免發生危險。
＊教務處宣導
一、本學期課後照顧服務開設11班，每日放學後至17：30止，每班上限25人為宜，倘若滿班者，可以到教務處登記候補。
二、9/9起每週一晚上7-8時於同安國小圖書館開辦經典品格閱讀班，鼓勵家庭親子報名參加來共讀，閱讀論語大學等聖賢經典，把握孩子記憶力最強黃金期，培養孩子專注力表達力，推動經典閱讀教育。
三、本學期113/11/7-8（四、五）期中成績評量，一年級除外。114/1/7-8（二、三）期末成績評量。114/1/20（一）結業典禮。114/1/21（二）寒假開始。
四、請注意學童課外時間上網狀況，勿沉迷於手機遊戲，加強對資訊倫理與資安素養的認知，防範網路霸凌。參考網站：教育部全民資安素養網（https://isafeevent.moe.edu.tw/）。
五、「家長數位學習知能指引」透過淺顯易懂及實務運用的內容，綜整數位學習規範及使用原則，建立家長以陪伴為基礎，瞭解數位學習相關政策、資源及素養知能，以培養孩子的自主學習能力。參考網址https://reurl.cc/VMLA3R
六、趨勢科技與教育部攜手推出網路守護天使3.0「趨勢科技家長守護」，協助家長陪
伴兒少一起養成健康良好的網路使用習慣。
參考網址 https://www.trendmicro.com/zh_tw/forHome/edu.html
＊輔導室宣導
一、學童在學習或是情緒有困擾，家長可向導師或輔導室提出，輔導室設有學生諮商輔導專業人員，隨時提供必要之協助。
二、學生的身心上若有需要特別的照顧或養護時，請您附上醫生書面囑咐文件影本，方便安排助理人員或輔導人員協助。
三、學童若有學習狀況嚴重落後之狀況，學生可就晨間課輔時段、或學習扶助，協請相關志工及教師進行課業補救教學，除此之外，亦請家長全力配合。
四、兒童及少年福利與權益保障法規定，一旦發現學生身上有不明原因之傷痕，或莫名原因缺課，依法老師均必須及時向上通報，否則將予以罰款，老師職責所在，請家長理解，並務必與老師聯繫。
五、請家長留意親子教養時之情緒控制，雖然愛之深、責之切，但仍不可體罰孩子，以免造成身心受創或不可挽回的後果。若家長有親子教養問題諮詢需求，或相關親子教養書籍借閱，歡迎洽詢輔導室。
六、家長監護權若只歸屬一方時，請檢附證明文件影本以利維護您的監護權。
七、家庭教育是人生第一門課，家長的角色最為要緊！輔導室將舉辦多場家庭教育活動，竭誠邀請家長參加，共同分享成功之親子教養經驗，藉以提升家庭教育功效，成就更多學童的美好人生。
八、聰明教養
九、轉知「我和我的孩子」是教育部委託國立空中大學健康家庭研究中心為國小家長製作的親職教育學習教材（含低、中、高年級手冊與數位學習光碟），內容主要是從可能困擾家長的親職問題面著手（例如：如何教導孩子保護自己？如何引導孩子主動幫忙做家務？我的孩子沉迷於電腦怎麼辦？）透過家長對個人、子女及親子互動的檢視，了解自我親職教育的需求，也能夠藉由該教材簡單的說明，家長能快速正確的學習親職知能與技巧。
（一）網路資源：「我和我的孩子」手冊全文pdf檔已放置於教育部家庭教育網，民眾及教師可自行下載運用，互動光碟內容亦可直接上網觀看及操作，相關網址如下。
1. 我和我的孩子：一本給家長的手冊（低年級）
https://familyedu.moe.gov.tw/rePublish.aspx?uid=8911&pid=8905&p_id=41&rt=2003
2. 我和我的孩子：一本給家長的手冊（中年級）
https://familyedu.moe.gov.tw/rePublish.aspx?uid=8911&pid=8905&p_id=37&rt=2003
3. 我和我的孩子：一本給家長的手冊（高年級）
https://familyedu.moe.gov.tw/rePublish.aspx?uid=8911&pid=8905&p_id=38&rt=2003
貳、討論題綱
1.
組織班親會，任務編組協助班級經營。
2.
溝通教師教學理念及班級經營策略。
3.
介紹學校網頁與班級網頁，宣導教育部全民資安素養網。
4.
運動會班級團競與當日人力支援。
5.
親子教養經驗分享。
6.
學童上下學及家長接送交通安全教育宣導。
**Taoyuan Municipal Tong-An Elementary School Parent-Teacher Meeting for the 2024 School Year**
I. **School Announcements:**
**General Affairs Office: Campus Safety Guidelines:**
1. To maintain campus safety, students are not allowed to return to the classroom after dismissal to retrieve their homework.
2. Please conserve water and electricity to promote energy saving and carbon reduction.
3. Show respect for the school environment by not littering or damaging school property.
4. Please adhere to the school’s opening hours to ensure teaching quality and student safety.
**Student Affairs Office:**
1. Health education guidelines to prevent diseases such as enterovirus, dengue fever, COVID-19, flu, etc.:
1. If a student has a fever (over 38°C), parents are advised to seek medical attention and allow the child to rest at home to prevent spreading infections.
2. Classrooms have been disinfected with 500ppm bleach solution. Families are encouraged to reinforce handwashing and cleaning at home.
3. If a student falls ill, parents must notify the class teacher, who will report it to the health team.
4. To prevent dengue fever, eliminate any standing water around the home according to the "Inspect, Empty, Scrub, and Clean" principle to prevent mosquito breeding.
5. Lighten school bags to make students happier. The bag's weight should not exceed 12.5% of the student's body weight.
6. Avoid smoking, betel nut, and drugs; maintain good health by washing hands, brushing teeth, and rinsing with water.
7. Eye care: Follow the "30-10 rule," resting for 10 minutes after 30 minutes of screen time.
8. The Ministry of Education promotes the "Healthy Body" concept, which includes five core habits:
8: Get 8 hours of sleep daily.
5: Eat 5 servings of fruits and vegetables daily.
2: Limit screen time to 2 hours daily.
1: Engage in at least 30 minutes of physical activity daily.
0: Avoid sugary drinks and drink more water.
2. After-school clubs on Mondays and Thursdays will start on 9/16 (Monday), while morning exercise clubs on Tuesdays and Fridays will begin on 9/20 (Friday).
3. The school’s annual sports day is scheduled for Saturday, October 5, 2024. Parents are welcome to attend.
4. Ensure students eat breakfast before coming to school to maintain their health and fully engage in school activities.
5. Monitor students’ safety and routine after school. Prevent loitering in internet cafes or crossing roads unsafely to ensure safety.
6. Character and family education are the cornerstones of a child's life. Parents should monitor their children’s behavior and encourage close parent-child interaction.
7. Keep the student pick-up and drop-off areas clear to facilitate smooth transitions.
8. Help guide children to cross the street safely. If a crossing guard is present, ensure children use the designated crossing. Otherwise, follow the five road safety rules.
9. If a student is transported by an after-school care service, ensure the vehicle's safety and legality. 1. Yellow buses cannot transport elementary students. 2. Vehicles must not be modified and must avoid overloading. 3. An attendant must accompany the vehicle. 4. Refer to "Taoyuan City E-Road Safety Network" for more details.
10. To maintain campus safety, parents should drop off students at the school gate and not accompany them inside.
11. The city government has established a school lunch ingredient tracking platform connected to the Ministry of Education’s Campus Food Ingredient Registration Platform 2.0 to ensure food safety. Parents can access it via the school’s website.
12. The school promotes anti-bullying awareness to create a safe and happy learning environment. The school’s anti-bullying hotline: 3174294; Taoyuan City hotline: 0800-775889, 3322101-7450; Ministry of Education hotline: 1953.
(Note: “Campus bullying is always a serious issue, but not all serious campus incidents are bullying.” For more information on bullying, refer to the Ministry of Education’s anti-bullying section.)
13. In cases of suspected sexual assault, harassment, or bullying, the school follows the Gender Equity Education Act. The investigation and complaint forms are provided for reference.
14. Parents have the right and duty to discipline their children, as outlined in Civil Law Article 1085, which allows parental discipline within necessary limits. However, discipline should not turn into abuse. For more details, please refer to the Ministry of Education Family Education website: https://moe.familyedu.moe.gov.tw/Pages/Detail.aspx?nodeid=236&pid=2313
15. In response to dengue fever, the school has implemented these measures:
1. Installing screens on windows and doors in lower-level classrooms.
2. Providing mosquito traps, electric swatters, and repellents based on classroom needs.
3. Removing standing water on campus.
4. Requesting the Health Bureau to work with the Water Resources Bureau to clean ditches around the school.
5. Advising students to avoid grassy areas to reduce mosquito bites.
6. Students may wear long sleeves to prevent bites.
16. **Water Safety Reminder:**
For any water activities, ensure they are conducted in locations with certified lifeguards and life-saving equipment. Avoid dangerous areas like rivers, streams, or fishponds without lifeguards.
17. The school will follow Taoyuan City government’s COVID-19 safety measures. Parents should stay updated on the school website and maintain contact with class teachers.
18. Parents should educate their children about crisis awareness, boundary respect, and seeking help from teachers or trusted adults when needed.
**Academic Affairs Office:**
1. This semester, 11 after-school care classes will be offered, each accommodating up to 25 students. Parents can register for the waitlist at the Academic Affairs Office.
2. The school will host a Character Reading Class every Monday night from 7 to 8 PM at the library, starting 9/9. Families are encouraged to join.
3. Mid-term evaluations will take place on 11/7-11/8 (Thursday and Friday), excluding first grade. Final exams will be held on 1/7-1/8, 2024, and the closing ceremony on 1/20.
4. Monitor students' online activity to prevent addiction to mobile games and promote awareness of cybersecurity and online ethics.
5. The "Parental Digital Literacy Guidelines" help parents understand digital learning rules and principles to foster children's autonomous learning.
6. Trend Micro and the Ministry of Education have launched Internet Guardian 3.0 to promote healthy online habits among children.
**Guidance Office:**
1. If a student is experiencing academic or emotional difficulties, parents can consult the class teacher or the guidance office.
2. For students requiring special care, please provide a doctor's note so appropriate assistance can be arranged.
3. Students who struggle academically can receive tutoring during morning study sessions or through remedial teaching programs. Parents are encouraged to support their child's progress.
4. Under the Child Welfare Act, teachers are required to report any suspicious injuries or unexplained absences.
5. Parents should control their emotions when disciplining children to prevent physical or emotional harm. The guidance office offers resources and consultation services for parenting concerns.
6. If only one parent has custody, please provide documentation to safeguard your rights.
7. The guidance office will host family education workshops, inviting parents to share successful parenting experiences.
8. Guidelines for managing children's use of technology:
1. Teach appropriate internet usage.
2. Set limits on screen time.
3. Carefully consider requests for smartphones.
4. Lead by example by reducing personal screen time.
9. "Me and My Child," an educational resource by the Ministry of Education and National Open University, helps parents address common parenting challenges. Parents can access online materials and resources.
II. **Discussion Topics:**
1. Organizing the Parent Association and forming groups to assist with class management.
2. Discussing teachers' educational philosophies and classroom management strategies.
3. Introducing the school website and the Ministry of Education’s cybersecurity awareness website.
4. Coordinating class sports day events and organizing volunteer support.
5. Sharing parenting experiences.
6. Promoting traffic safety education for student commutes and parent pick-up/drop-off procedures.
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