EdCamp Ukraine

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«We see heroism every day. My older brother has always demonstrated his love for our history and our country. So, on the first day of the full-scale invasion, he went to the front as a volunteer, and his young son joined the Territorial Defense Forces». Olesia Chaikivska, Yuzhne.

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«I was born in a Ukrainian-speaking family, when I moved to Kherson after the 9th grade, for some time I could not speak russian at all. I remember moments when I could be told in russian “speak normally”». Olha Kazakova, Kyiv.

«Today, here’s what I tell parents: “Talk to your children more. Talk about everything so that they feel that you are present. The worst thing is when a child withdraws”». Olena Trybko, Pomichna, Kirovohrad Region. The interview ✔ edcamp.ua/en/interview-1…

😓«And believe it or not, the Germans did not do what the russians are doing now». Oksana Bilobrov, Kremenchuk. The interview 💔 edcamp.ua/en/interview-1…

🙄 «I chastise myself for not working enough, and I will definitely do something if there is an opportunity. I still have strength and potential, and I think I will manage». Iryna Tomych, Khmelnytskyi. The interview 💔 edcamp.ua/en/interview-1…

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🙏 «Not everyone knows how to accept help; not everyone understands that they need it, and some people do not want to be helped. In this case, children are no different from adults». Ivanna Perunova, Volytsa, Ternopil Region.

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😢 «The topic of the first psychotherapy lesson was fairy-tale creation. 52 children were involved - they communicated from basements, bomb shelters and other people's homes. The cameras were turned off; there were tears in their eyes». Oksana Slovik, Lutsk.

«Unfortunately, our children have had to grow up very quickly. They understand everything that is happening. Those who are not in Ukraine are very sad». Iryna Matkovska, Vinnytsia. The interview 👉 edcamp.ua/en/interview-1…

🛬«Missiles flew past our house, and we saw fires glowing nearby. As soon as we heard a noise, we ran into the basement. We sat among preserves and bags of potatoes». Iryna Harmash, Kharkiv. The interview 👉 edcamp.ua/en/interview-1…

❤ «Our children have built stronger friendships, they have learned to help others, communicate, and worry about each other. I can't speak for everyone, but I think that adversity has brought us closer». Maiia Tutaieva, Kropyvnytskyi. The interview 👉edcamp.ua/en/interview-1…

🌟 «Education spreads the light of learning, so we should not be silent, but we should speak out loudly. Through perseverance and strength, we can change something». Yana Petliovana, Chortkiv, Ternopil Region. The interview 👉 edcamp.ua/en/interview-1…

«It is essential not to go to extremes and not to emphasize divisions, as our enemy does. Maybe we will finally learn to accept all people as they really are». Nataliya Zyma, Khmelnytskyi. The interview 👉 edcamp.ua/en/interview-9…

🤔 «I suppose that now the necessity for higher education will be re-thought because there will be more opportunities for skilled jobs». Valentyna Fedoriaka, Trudoliub. The interview 👉 edcamp.ua/en/interview-8…

💻 «For the most part, difficulties with the educational process arise due to shelling and missile attacks. For example, there was no electricity and, correspondingly, no Internet when the missiles struck the city». Vladyslav Akymenko, Lozova, Kharkiv Region. The interview 👇

A former student once wrote to me. She's a 30-year-old doctor. She reminded me, as I had told her in class, that empires go through certain phases of development and then fall apart. Nataliia Dobrianska, Lviv. The interview 👉 edcamp.ua/en/nataliiadob…