**educate**
In this category, we will explore the diverse aspects of education, including learning methods, teaching concepts, curriculum design, education policies, and global education trends. Whether you are a student, teacher or educator, we provide a wealth of resources and information to help you continue to grow and progress in the field of education. You'll be able to find out about teaching strategies for learners of different ages, applications of educational technology, and various ways to promote lifelong learning. Join us to gain a deeper understanding of the power of education and inspire future learners!
Parents, are you concerned about your children's late nights? According to Taiwanese law, people under the age of 18 are not allowed to wander outside after 10 pm. For the safety and health of your children, please be sure to communicate with them, establish clear curfew times, and work together to protect their growth.
Want to stay in a hotel if you are under 18? don’t worry! According to Taiwan regulations, if you have the consent or accompaniment of a legal representative, you can stay at the hotel with peace of mind. Check with the hotel in advance about the rules and have your identification ready, and you can easily enjoy a wonderful stay!
Want to go abroad if you are under 18? Don’t worry, Taiwan’s laws and regulations protect your rights! In principle, minors need the consent of their legal guardian to travel abroad. However, if there are special circumstances, such as the consent of one parent or a court ruling, it can be carried out smoothly. Before departure, be sure to prepare relevant documents to make your journey more secure!
Want to get married under 18? According to Taiwan's civil code, both men and women must be at least 18 years old to register for marriage. Although the law is rigorous, considering personal maturity and special circumstances, it is recommended to consult a professional lawyer to understand relevant rights and possible exceptions and make the most comprehensive plan for your future.
Taiwan’s water resources are precious, and you and I all have a responsibility. In daily life, saving water starts with the little things: turn off the faucet when washing, collect rice washing water to water the flowers, and regularly check the water pipes for leaks. To treasure water resources is to protect our home. Let us work together to contribute to the sustainable development of Taiwan!
The sexual autonomy rights of minors are highly valued, but the act of "touching breasts" involves sexual harassment and sexual assault, which is illegal under Taiwanese law. Regardless of whether the subject agrees or not, it may violate the criminal law and cause serious consequences. Please be sure to respect other people's bodily autonomy and avoid breaking the law.
