A group of students participated in an “offline” shooting class led by social workers from the North Point Happy TEEN Club. Incorporating elements of “Airsoft Practical Shooting,” the activity allowed students to learn various shooting skills and build a sense of competence. The goal was to encourage them to develop interests outside of “playing on their phones” and reduce the risk of internet addiction. The students were fully engaged, showing great focus and skill. In the post-activity questionnaire, they also indicated that the event motivated them to take up “Airsoft Practical Shooting,” reflecting that the activity successfully drew them into a new interest.
