The Xue Xue Foundation has been devoted to colors research as a part of culture for years which helped it earns a spot at the top of the professional aesthetic education field, and the Xue Xue Taiwan cultural color website (http://www.xuexuecolors.org.tw/) has brought digital archives into art education.
During the art and humanities program, students participated in activities such as coloring canvas bags and making colorful magnets to practice good use of colors, with creative composition, proportions and configurations of colors. Students were able to appreciate the colorful environment which they live in and apply their new knowledge in everyday life.

Participating teachers said students’ senses of color were enriched by the program’s teaching method, an innovation for color education instruction among elementary school teachers. Using the abundant resources on the website, students were able to learn more about Taiwanese artists and other unique beauty of the arts and cultures in Taiwan.

The MOE will continue to promote aesthetic-based activities for elementary school teachers and students through classes, exhibitions and workshops. It will also encourage teachers to make lesson plans regarding local and community art education, thereby inspiring students’ aesthetic prowess and creativity.