在香港的港口小学，塞萨尔·原田教科学和发明课，来培养下一代的环境学家。他把他的教室搬到了一个多用途工业场地，在那里孩子们可以做木工、金工，做化学、生物和光学实验，并且偶尔他们也做一些电动工具来解决我们面对的海洋问题。在那里，他给学生们灌输着他小时候父母告诉他的至理名言：“你可以把东西搞得一团糟，但是之后你必须收拾好。”

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