Children learn to swim at Ischool Rach Gia Multi-level School
Mr. Tran Thanh Giang's drawing class is located in a small alley on Nguyen Binh Khiem Street, Rach Gia Ward. The classroom space is neat, the highlight is the students' paintings neatly hung on the wall. In the class, more than 10 students are diligently painting and polishing colorful works of art with their skillful hands. Truong Ung Thanh (8th grade student, Hung Vuong Secondary School, Rach Gia Ward) has been taking drawing classes since the summer of 5th grade; up to now, he has mastered the skills quite well. "Every time I finish a work, I am happy because I can satisfy my passion. I practice every day to draw better" - Thanh confided.
Mr. Giang is an art teacher at Son Kien 1 Primary School, Son Kien Commune; at the same time, he is a member of the Fine Arts Association, the Provincial Literature and Arts Association, with many works exhibited and winning prizes in painting competitions. Currently, Mr. Giang opens 7 drawing classes from basic to advanced, drawing on paper and iPad, attracting about 70 students. "Learning to draw helps children have healthy entertainment, develop aesthetics, and think positively. Many students are passionate and study well" - Mr. Giang shared.
The music class of Mr. Tran Van Huu (Northwest Urban Area, Rach Gia Ward) organizes lessons on guitar, piano, organ, flute... Each session, he teaches about 8 students. In the class, students sit upright, their little fingers glide over the piano keys creating melodious sounds, making Mr. Huu's class more lively. Mr. Huu shared: "Music brings many benefits to the comprehensive development of children, helping to improve language skills, enhance math skills, develop social skills, promote creativity and imagination... After stressful study hours, children can play a piece of gentle music to relax their mind and soul".
With the goal of bringing a safe, healthy and beneficial summer to children, Ischool Rach Gia Multi-level School organizes a summereducation program for preschoolers and high school students. This year, these two programs attracted about 80 students including students of the school and children in Rach Gia ward. Principal of Ischool Rach Gia Multi-level School Nguyen Thi Kim Anh said: “For the preschool summer program, the school focuses on caring, nurturing and developing skills; for the general program, children have about 20% of the time to review knowledge, 80% of the time to learn talents in chess, swimming, soccer, aerobics... "The school organizes teaching by topics, projects, and club activities. Children also get to visit, picnic, travel, creating excitement for learning, developing skills for students". As a familiar student of the general summer program at Ischool Rach Gia Multi-level High School for many years, Lam Phuc Nguyen, a resident of Rach Gia ward, said: "I like studying in the summer at school, because in addition to reviewing knowledge, I also get to study many gifted subjects, participate in fun activities with friends".
Mr. Tran Thanh Giang teaches drawing to students
Kien Giang Children's House has been a trusted place for training children's talents for decades. This year, the unit opened classes to teach nearly 20 types of talents, such as: Painting, calligraphy, rhythmic gymnastics, modern dance, child modeling, guitar, organ, Taekwondo, Katedo, Vovinam. Kien Giang Children's House organizes classes on Saturday and Sunday mornings and evenings from Tuesday to Sunday, attracting nearly 500 students/week. In addition to ensuring the quality of teaching, the unit also creates conditions for students to perform regularly in public, organizes many painting, chess, and swimming competitions so that students have the opportunity to compete with other provinces.
In gifted classes, students are very enthusiastic about learning. According to Ms. Nguyen Thi Cam Tuong (mother of Truong Ung Thanh), summer is the best time for children to develop their talents and pursue their passions. If they study according to their wishes, children will enjoy it and not feel pressured.
Gifted classes flourished during the summer and then slowed down when the new school year began because students did not have time. According to gifted teachers, for gifted learning to be effective, parents need to pay attention and remind students to spend time practicing and improving regularly. If students do not have the opportunity to attend class, teachers are ready to support them to develop their talents and pursue their passions.
Source: https://baoangiang.com.vn/bo-ich-lop-nang-khieu-he-a424074.html
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