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82riceballs -

I'm wondering what the following mean. Can someone explain them please?
生物科技 biology technology?
聯課活動 some sort of activity?



thanks in advance



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knight778 -

The first one probably means "Biotechnology".


As to "聯課活動", it's a part of daily schooling which aims to bring students closer to
society and learn more things than just what teachers told, also it plays role that help teachers
communicate with students in order to increase mutual understanding...












82riceballs -

thanks!












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