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he's on a sort of creative tear, finding projects, cutting, building, wrapping, drawing......i'm tapping into this energy for christmas!!
Igihozo Kevin, 11, studies at home due to coronavirus-related school closures, listening to his Primary 5 lessons on the radio every day.
On 15 March, the Government of Rwanda recommended that all schools to prevent the spread of Coronavirus. These closures have been extended to at least late April, with over 3 million of students now out of school and expected to learn at home.
Every lost day of learning can have detrimental impact on a child’s future. Rwanda’s students needed immediate solutions to help them learn from home.
“Radio is the most popular and accessible medium in Rwanda. As the national public broadcaster, Rwanda Broadcasting Agency’s radio stations reach almost 99 per cent of the population, including Radio Rwanda and five regional stations,” says Aldo Havugimana, Director of Radio with Rwanda Broadcasting Agency. “Given this expansive reach, radio lessons were identified as the most suitable immediate solution.”
As one of the Government’s key partners in education, UNICEF will continue to support remote learning materials for Rwanda’s students until schools reopen.
Rwanda, April 2020
Copyright: UNICEF/Kanobana
Learn more: www.globalpartnership.org/where-we-work/rwanda
Umuhoza Dative, 11, studies at home due to coronavirus-related school closures, listening to her Primary 6 lessons on the radio every day.
On 15 March, the Government of Rwanda recommended that all schools to prevent the spread of Coronavirus. These closures have been extended to at least late April, with over 3 million of students now out of school and expected to learn at home.
Every lost day of learning can have detrimental impact on a child’s future. Rwanda’s students needed immediate solutions to help them learn from home.
“Radio is the most popular and accessible medium in Rwanda. As the national public broadcaster, Rwanda Broadcasting Agency’s radio stations reach almost 99 per cent of the population, including Radio Rwanda and five regional stations,” says Aldo Havugimana, Director of Radio with Rwanda Broadcasting Agency. “Given this expansive reach, radio lessons were identified as the most suitable immediate solution.”
As one of the Government’s key partners in education, UNICEF will continue to support remote learning materials for Rwanda’s students until schools reopen.
Rwanda, April 2020
Copyright: UNICEF/Kanobana
Learn more: www.globalpartnership.org/where-we-work/rwanda
Children like Kevin, 11, listen to radio lessons at home while their primary schools are closed to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
On 15 March, the Government of Rwanda recommended that all schools to prevent the spread of Coronavirus. These closures have been extended to at least late April, with over 3 million of students now out of school and expected to learn at home.
Every lost day of learning can have detrimental impact on a child’s future. Rwanda’s students needed immediate solutions to help them learn from home.
“Radio is the most popular and accessible medium in Rwanda. As the national public broadcaster, Rwanda Broadcasting Agency’s radio stations reach almost 99 per cent of the population, including Radio Rwanda and five regional stations,” says Aldo Havugimana, Director of Radio with Rwanda Broadcasting Agency. “Given this expansive reach, radio lessons were identified as the most suitable immediate solution.”
As one of the Government’s key partners in education, UNICEF will continue to support remote learning materials for Rwanda’s students until schools reopen.
Rwanda, April 2020
Copyright: UNICEF/Kanobana
Learn more: www.globalpartnership.org/where-we-work/rwanda
Saturday was spent with cardboard tubes, painters tape, and more. The boys were making marble runs, and attaching them to the walls and furniture and whatever else they could find!
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1. terrarium ingredients, 2. moss house, 3. layering the terrarium, 4. homemade terrarium
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Because we didn't mix the coloring in with the water, we had portions freeze clear. I like the effect.
" Yup, I can definitely see some craters up there, Mom. Oh, and I want to colonize the moon someday so people can live there."
Zebar Apron-Dash of Delish. Students were asked to explore their culinary skills and cook a dish using at least two food crops taught in the chapter. During this lockdown, this school activity brought smiles on the faces of the students as they donned their chef hats and whipped some delicious food for their families. The entire activity taught the students many different aspects of food, especially the efforts made by the Indian farmers and how to manage with limited supplies during a global crisis. Students of class 10 experimented in kitchens and cooked delicious dishes. The entire activity was linked to a Geography chapter and was guided by Ms Pooja Kapania.
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has been so great. i can change up what they do every day. the boys can SEE when they are done. besides language arts and math in the folders, sometimes the boys will find mazes, tangram cards, show and tell prompts, "run around the house 3 times", art projects, research projects, and many other things. i fill up the folders every night or first thing in the morning. this system has truly been a blessing to our schooling at home.
Online dance classes by Zebar dance teachers have kept the students on their toes during this lockdown. Watch the video of students practicing their dance moves at home. Kudos to Shaurya Ahuja, Helly Dave, Janya Joshi, Shravya Hapani, Kiyaan Sharma, Hetvi Vaidya, Pranaya, Angel Shah, Manya Thakkar, Brona Patel for sharing their dance moves.
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Here's a video made by young children of class 3 A. We hope you like their work highlighting their gratitude towards the frontline heroes who are fighting this pandemic for us.Thanks to Darsh Lodhawala and his friends for creating this video!
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Zebar Apron-Dash of Delish. Students were asked to explore their culinary skills and cook a dish using at least two food crops taught in the chapter. During this lockdown, this school activity brought smiles on the faces of the students as they donned their chef hats and whipped some delicious food for their families. The entire activity taught the students many different aspects of food, especially the efforts made by the Indian farmers and how to manage with limited supplies during a global crisis.
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#zebarschoolforchildren #Staybusy #Stayhome #Zebar #Learningathome #CBSE
The students of class IX conducted a Social Science activity. They were explained to closely connect the French history with modern day social media and if the rulers were alive how would they present themselves on the Facebook platform.
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Owen used his nifty science kit to extract dna from a banana. The kit includes the pieces to build your own double helix too.
When we were done Owen said " this was cool but when do we get to mutate things?"
Students of Grade 1 were asked to dress up as characters from the Jungle for their Fancy Dress Activity. Their imagination and creativity has left us awestruck! Parents were requested not to step out of their homes for this activity. Kudos to the creative and enthusiastic parents too who managed to train as well as dress their child with the materials available at home.
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Social science Educator Ms Hasti Chandwani connected with her students and imparted knowledge to them about a critical element of a democratic government - Equality. The teacher exemplified different inequalities not only by explaining but also by narrating the present illustrations of violating the dignity of poor people during this global pandemic. Here's a video based on Recognising dignity by students of class 7 E.
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To keep our students effectively engaged, we decided to hold an online declamation competition for grade 9th & 10th. The response from our students was overwhelming! Here are the winners of the competition. Part 2 of the video will follow soon
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We are overwhelmed with the positive response from our students as well as parents. A chapter based activity on ‘Save Forests’ was held in class 9 under the guidance of Ms Jaskiran Sidhu. More than 200 students, as well as parents, shared their slogans and photographs with us. This activity also highlighted the theme and each family came up with innovative slogans. Activities like these keep our students engaged during this lockdown phase.
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