【Senior High】

Taipei Main Campus

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Mathematics | Adopted by the widest range of college programs — every point counts. [High-demand] Version A: mixed-format questions (including multi-answer, computation, and proof), emphasizing analytical and logical reasoning skills. [Lower-demand] Version B: real-life scenario integration, cross-disciplinary question types, longer prompts requiring careful deduction. Starting from Year 114, the AST math subject (Math B equivalent) resumes.

Science | Required for STEM and medical programs. Questions connect to current events; mixed essay-style responses test answering ability. Planning early is essential to secure high scores. The critical gatekeeper subject for STEM departments — acing two science subjects is the fast track to elite universities.

English | Under the new exam system, English is tested only once — in the GSAT. Difficulty has increased, with added mixed-format questions emphasizing reading comprehension. GSAT English scores are closely linked to AST performance.

Chinese | Under the new exam system, Chinese is tested only once — in the GSAT. Mixed-format questions adapted to the new exam style place greater weight on language application, textual comprehension and exploration, and cross-disciplinary integration. Writing accounts for 50% of the score, emphasizing synthesis, analysis, and critical thinking. GSAT Chinese scores are closely linked to AST performance.

Social Studies | Required for humanities, history, law, and political science programs. The proportion of cross-disciplinary questions has increased; students must develop a broad horizontal understanding of space and time.

Archimedes said: Give me a lever long enough, and I shall move the world.

ChenLi Mathematics says: May we be that lever — so that you, in the full bloom of youth, can step on our shoulders and forge, within the realm of mathematics, a domain all your own.

Grade 10 — Ability Foundation Phase | [Heaviest workload / ability-streamed / meets all needs] Building in-school foundations, advancing ahead of schedule, supplementary enrichment, professional test papers, and independent tutoring — giving you complete command of every school quiz and exam. Supported by ChenLi's nationwide 'National Online Competition,' this phase cements fundamental math skills to propel students toward top universities.

Grade 11 — Self-Improvement Phase | Summer enters the world of geometry and calculus — mastering the most important tools in math-science learning, making mathematics a major asset in science subjects.

Grade 12 — Challenge the Limits Phase | Feature I: GSAT Review — systematically compiled materials integrating Grade 10 and 11 content for a thorough 'carpet-sweep' review. Feature II: Multiple pre-exam mock tests to shift into full battle mode. Feature III: AST Specialist Class — integrating all six volumes of senior high content to bridge early to university-level courses.

The 108 Curriculum's core principle is that every school is unique — and so are their pacing schedules. Midterm ranges are therefore 'diverse,' which worries many parents. Choose ChenLi for peace of mind: 40 years of teaching reputation and a powerful, professional faculty team are the best backup for every fresh Grade 10 student.

[Adapting to Senior High] Beyond adjusting to a new learning environment, students must also adapt to a completely different study approach. The variation in chapter order among schools during the first semester of Grade 10 mathematics is the biggest challenge students face.

[Curriculum Chaos] Entering the second semester of Grade 10, students face yet another period of scheduling confusion. Due to the 108 Curriculum, every high school has its own pacing arrangement, creating scattered second-semester schedules across schools and putting students in a difficult learning position.

Excel English reignites students' interest and passion for English learning through rich, diverse materials. We step beyond textbooks — connecting class content to high school curricula and global current events through news-based English. Through a variety of carefully selected articles, students discover the joy of learning English in real life and genuinely come to love the language.

PEU (Main Campus Exclusive) | For students aiming for a perfect English score. Through systematic, high-efficiency learning strategies, students achieve comprehensive improvement in English ability, steadily advancing toward a full GSAT score.

PXU | For students pursuing a top-tier GSAT English score. In-depth analysis of common score-losing points for high school students, helping them solidify their English foundation and sharpen exam performance — with measurable improvement as early as the first midterm.

Physics is the path to truth — it builds the capacity for objective analytical thinking. For students aiming for STEM-related programs, physics is a subject that must be mastered. Grade 10 — Building foundations and sparking scientific curiosity. Grade 11 — Deepening thinking and improving problem-solving. Grade 12 — Broadening cross-disciplinary connections and applying scientific knowledge.

Gifted Elite Class | Developing core senior high physics concepts while expanding STEM depth alongside the curriculum — building a solid STEM foundation, aiming for top scores in school exams and university entrance tests.

Gifted Advanced Class | Grade 10 Summer (pre-July) → Grade 10 Summer (August) → Grade 10 → Grade 11 Semester 1 → Grade 11 Semester 2 (Feb–Mar) → Grade 11 Semester 2 (from April) → Grade 12. Two years to complete three years' content — advanced preparation and thorough grounding for a more comfortable exam timeline.

Zhang Yang [Zhang Yang] Teacher — Master's degree, NTU Graduate Institute of Communication Engineering

Chemistry is the core subject of basic science, encompassing theory, phenomena, and applied learning — especially critical for students aspiring to medical and pharmaceutical programs. Grade 10 — Foundational understanding and developing basic scientific competency. Grade 11 — Deeper analysis, cultivating experimental skills and techniques. Grade 12 — Advanced content extension, bridging to university-level study. The 108 Curriculum emphasizes a complete learning portfolio, so Grade 12 chemistry cannot be overlooked.

Gifted Elite / Gifted Perfect Score Class | Grounded in chemical logic and structural reasoning, with concepts threading through future chemistry domains — effortlessly conquering high school exams and securing a place in top national university STEM programs.

Li Zhe [Chen Xinpei] Teacher — Ph.D. in Chemistry, National Taiwan University

Under the new exam system, Chinese is only tested once — making it a critical focus for university admissions. A strong Chinese foundation builds reading comprehension, analytical thinking, and communication skills that benefit every subject, not just Chinese.

Core Classical Texts: Mastery of senior high core classical texts, simultaneously building in-school exam skills and literary knowledge — accumulating exam-ready capability ahead of schedule.

Being able to understand the key points and express them precisely is the most important skill for life. Chinese is not a memorization subject, nor does it require guesswork. LiYan's approach: no tricks, no shortcuts, no noise, no showboating. Master language ability; let your personality shine.

Liao Yiling [Liao Yiling] Teacher

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Subject adoption requirements are based on the official admissions guidelines for that year.

Chinese | Mixed-format questions: literary symbolism & appreciation, textual meaning / Four-category classification, multiple meanings of single characters / Classical literature: pronunciation, character forms, idioms / Season identification, festival identification & cultural knowledge / Applied writing: inscriptions, couplets / Character allusions (parts I & II) / Modern poetry identification / Ci and Qu poetry identification.