While all children are eagerly awaiting the summer holidays,
there are no exceptions to the transitional program
in education. This
time, it is associated with adventures, making new friends, or
having fun. The Civil Society Development Center (CSDC) offers a
wide variety of educational, cognitive and entertaining activities
for the Center's children.
Today's article is about Children and the Environment Center.
Speaking to the children, we find that summer has been a very fun
and exciting. They performed various cognitive, logical and
thinking tasks both individually and in groups, though it is
noteworthy that the classes were conducted in a very fun, informal
setting and did not look like a busy learning process.
The children worked diligently in small groups to prepare
group presentations with relevant illustrations on the biography /
work of Akaki Tsereteli and Iakob Gogebashvili. They were tasked
with chronologically arranging, transferring to a format sheet,
formatting and presenting to their peers.
"Explain the Word" was a very interesting game - "This game
was very interesting for me - I had a lot of fun with my friends
and learned a lot of new words" - says a child and
environmentalist.
At the center, the board game "Manager" is very popular. This
is a Georgian version of the American game that promotes the
development of analytical thinking in adolescents, the recognition
of the units of money (100,500,1000,2000, etc.).
The children did not spare time for fun math and logic tasks.
After the assignments, they prepared presentations and shared the
results of their work. The winners were awarded the “Best Thinker”
nomination.
The transitional program in education is
implemented with the support of the Ministry of Education, Science,
Culture and Sport of Georgia (CSDC).
