吉隆坡,马来西亚--- 2024年10月1日，光谱教育的9年级小王老师走进了马来西亚一所难民学校，作为第一位来到该校支教的高中教师，带来了丰富多彩的美术课程。从早到晚的五节课安排，让学生们体验了艺术创作的乐趣，同时也为他们带去了关怀与陪伴。

与传统的“义工旅游”项目不同，光谱教育团队通过网络发现了这所需要帮助的学校。小王老师在两三个月的时间里积极与校方沟通，精心构思课程内容并准备教学材料，最终促成了此次支教之行。这段跨越国界的友情，为王老师带来了难忘的成长与感动，也让学生们收获了来自异国的温暖与鼓励。

王老师在马来西亚难民学校的课堂上，耐心地指导学生进行美术创作

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia— This month, Spectrum Education’s 9th-grade student changes her hat into "Ms. Wang." She embarked on a unique journey to teach art at a refugee school in Malaysia. As the school’s first high school volunteer teacher, Ms. Wang brought five full sessions of art lessons each day, providing students with an inspiring and engaging artistic experience, as well as companionship and care.

Unlike traditional "voluntourism" programs, Spectrum Education’s team discovered this school’s need for support online. Ms. Wang spent two to three months communicating with the school’s staff, designing lesson plans, and preparing materials. This dedication and effort culminated in a rewarding partnership and invaluable friendship. For Ms. Wang, this experience offered profound personal growth, while her students gained warmth and encouragement from a supportive figure beyond borders.

Ms Wang guides students to create art works in the classroom of the Malaysian Refugee School.

Ms Wang guides students to create art works in the classroom of the Malaysian Refugee School.