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Sports Affairs 2 Key Achievements During 2002-2012 Include: 1. Completion of legislation for special education; 9. Establishment of least restrictive environments establishment of guidelines for special education and support programs on campus. policy. 10. Promotion of multiple education alternatives Sports Affairs 2. Strengthening of multiple-route placement for gifted students so as to fully develop their system for students with special needs; promotion talents. of inclusive education. 11. Digitization of special education administration 3. Enhancement of quality and quantity of special and establishment of administrative support education classes. networks. 4. Increase in availability of preschool special 12. Establishment of special education evaluation education; emphasis on early intervention for system so as to increase the efficiency and children. effectiveness of special education. 5. Improvements in primary and secondary school special education; providing more flexible alternatives. 6. More opportunities for students to receive tertiary education; making available more special education classroom resources. 7. Encouragement and subsidies for schools that help students with special needs complete full education. 8. Adjustment of teaching methods in special education curricula and training of special education teachers. In the Next Decade, We Hope to Take the Following Measures to Improve Special Education: 1. Continue amending and putting into practice 3. Strengthen the promotion of inclusive applicable laws. education in junior high schools and elementary 2. In line with the integration of kindergartens schools. and nurseries, to extend special education to 4. Establish a roadmap for disabled students in Overview Key Policies and Achievements children as young as two years of age. the 12-year Basic Education system. A b 5. Encourage universities to set aside places for The Sports Administration of the Ministry of Popularize and diversify disabled students in its entrance screening or Education was established on January 1, 2013. 1. national sports hold separate entrance examinations for disabled The administration integrated sports resources 1. Promote the sports island program with Exercise students. from schools and society and drafted the White Stimulus Program, Express Sports Pleasure Exercise 6. Establishment, in phases, individualized Paper on Sports Policy with the vision of healthy Program, Advisory Project for Sports Organization support systems for disabled students in citizens, exceptional athletic skills and energized Establishment and Healthy and Sustainable Sports universities. Taiwan as well as the mission of developing healthy, Island Project to promote regular exercise among 7. Continue with the program for gifted students. exceptional talent and creating pleasant sports the general population and improve citizens’ 8. Actively improve accessible facilities on campus experiences. The administration also plans the physical health and quality of life. so as to give disabled students equal rights to directions in which to guide the development of education. sports policies and prepare the sports environment. 37 36 Sports Affairs Special Education 2. Improve students’ physical fitness. Promote the improve the athletes’ strength and potential for Actively promote international and Build a quality sports environment Inclusionary Program for Physical Fitness in School winning medals in Incheon. 4. cross-strait sports events 5. for the public Admissions and Physical Fitness Instructor Cultivation 1. Continue to guide and promote sports 1. Enhance public sports facilities at all levels. It is Program. 264 senior high schools and vocational high 2. Continue to promote Baseball Revitalization organizations in Taiwan to hold international anticipated that 32 civil sports centers and 390 sport schools as well as 69 universities, colleges and junior Program: Promote Base Revitalization Program. tournaments: Promote international exchange in sport; facilities of all types will be built between 2010 and colleges have taken physical fitness into consideration The program period lasts from 2010 to 2013 and strengthen communication with international sports 2015. The Ministry will continue to supervise the for student enrollment in SY2012. In addition, physical the goals are to increase the number of base level organizations; host international sports competition municipal city and county (city) governments to fitness exam stations were established to coordinate baseball teams exponentially and place within the and conferences; cultivate talent in international sports manage and monitor the operation of these facilities with the 12-year Basic Education. 85 stations will first 5 in the 2013 World Baseball Classic. affairs, actively obtain key positions in international as well as listing and managing public sports facilities be established in 2013. The number of stations will organizations; guide sports organizations in Taiwan to that may potentially be idle. In addition, experts and increase to 150 in 2014. 3. Reform the training system for competing hold international tournaments and competitions to scholars are invited to conduct visits to understand athletes: Reestablish the support system for sports fulfill our duty as a member country, increase Taiwan’s the operation of subsidized sports facilities to 3. Continue to care for women’s right to exercise. training, integrate school sports and competing strength in sports, improve our national reputation encourage local governments to maximize the Guide local governments to integrate private sports and strengthen the athlete selection and and expand the extension and depth of international efficiency of facility operation. resources and hold multiple community recreational cultivation mechanism. Choose athletes that are exchange on sports. activities. Encourage women to exercise. appropriate for international competitions through a 2. Establish the bike path network: $1.2 billion NTD systematic training system. In addition to supporting 2. Actively prepare for the 2017 Universiade in will be appropriated to establish 470 km of bike path 4. Care for seniors’ health, extend the age limit athletes with training and award mechanisms Taipei: Assist with the operation of the Department between 2013 and 2016. The Ministry will form for physical fitness exam and encourage seniors to through selection, training, competition, counseling of Sports, Taipei City Government, amend the six- an interdisciplinary collaboration platform with the participate in outdoor activities and develop the and reward, the functions of the National Sports year preparation plan and obtain approval, speed up Ministry of the Interior and other departments to habit of exercise. Training Center will also be strengthened to improve preparations for the 2017 Universiade in Taipei and integrate resources for the bike path program and international competitiveness. determine the sports categories with higher possibility promote the establishment of a bike path network 5. Continue to promote exercise programs for the for medals to help with the operation of program in order to increase the effectiveness of the program. disabled and in 55 indigenous villages and take care 4. Establish a sound full-time sports coach system: preparation, facilities arrangements and athlete training. of the disadvantaged and their rights. Establish the touring coach system. Supervise local 3. Conduct a comprehensive plan for establishing governments to comply with the National Sports 3. Continue to cultivate talent in international a national sports park: In order not to affect the 6. Fully implement sports education for indigenous Act and hire more full-time sports coaches for sports sports affairs: Implement 2013 Cultivation Program athletes’ regular training, the renovation of the students: Reinforce athletes’ health and stress classes. Continue to conduct improvement training for Professional Talent in International Sports Affairs, National Sports Training Center will be conducted in management ability through education on for full-time sports coaches. Integrate the old and new conduct courses for cultivating talent in international phases and in different regions under the principle medicine, sports injury, nutrition and drugs. Monitor systems for the evaluation of full-time sports coaches. sports affairs and provide internship opportunities in of building first and demolishing later. Supervise and the changes that take place in athletes’ body shapes Conduct regular visits to check the services of full- Taiwan and overseas. For those who have completed monitor the progress of National Shooting Training through sports science. Establish a database on time sports coaches, emphasize the transportation of the training program with exceptional performance, Base – Kungshi Shooting Range in hope of providing indigenous athletes’ physical and psychological talent and continuous training results. additional advanced training should be provided in shooting facilities that meet international standards condition as a foundation for awareness of their order to meet the need for volunteers and manpower and qualify as facilities for shooting competitions. physical characteristics and sports potential. Develop the during preparations for the 2017 Universiade. 3. sports industry 7. Establish counseling and management 1. Continue to implement the stipulations and 4. Establish harmonious and reciprocal cross-strait mechanism for highrisk outdoor sports
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