The “Leave no one behind” project to update school computer science classrooms in the Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk and Poltava regions is implemented by the public organization “All-Ukrainian Democratic Forum”
“We live in difficult times, but our victory took place even at the beginning of a full-scale invasion. No one will destroy our independence, and the country will have to be rebuilt and we will make it better. Ukraine’s future development and strength depend on your education and skills,” said People’s Deputy and founder of the NGO “All-Ukrainian Democratic Forum” Mykola Kniazhytskyi, who met with high school students of Lviv schools. He shared his own experience in the field of media business and politics, answered the questions of teenagers. The politician emphasized the importance of developing one’s own content in social networks, which is a modern communication tool.
“The more you create your own content on your pages in social networks, the more information you convey to the world about Ukraine. Each of you can create and even earn money by working with technology. We must be open to the world and make our country so innovative and strong that no one dares to attack us again,” urged the young politician.
The communication took place simultaneously with the transfer of computers to schools, participants of the “Leave no one behind partnership” innovative education and computerization project. Teams of Secondary comprehensive school #67 and Lyceum #81 named after Peter Sahaidachnoy participated in educational camps of entrepreneurship and innovation and, under the terms of the project, received sets of new equipment for computer science offices.
“More than one thousand and one hundred students study in our school,” said the deputy director of school #67, Iryna Sovyk. “A third of them, almost half a hundred children, are from socially vulnerable families. In these difficult times, the school itself should give children more opportunities for development and skills in working with technology. That’s why we really need new computers right now. We are also grateful to the trainers of the entrepreneurship camps for their training. The high school students very timely acquired useful knowledge about the basics of business and will be able to implement their ideas more boldly.”
Ulyana Pak, coordinator of the “Leave no one behind partnership” project, noted that entrepreneurship and innovation camps continue in Lviv schools. And now the project team has started handing over equipment to educational institutions. A total of 52 schools in Lviv will be able to update computer science classrooms.
“This technique will serve many students and help them get the skills and abilities needed in the modern world, or get closer to a personal goal or dream, and the country to develop cool professionals. The name of the project is “Leave no one out of partnership”. And indeed, the schools that applied for participation have already been enriched intellectually and technically. We are grateful to Taiwan for this opportunity and grateful to educators for their activity, for their desire to make education modern and interesting for children,” Ulyana Pak emphasized.
The project in the Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk and Poltava regions is implemented by the public organization “All-Ukrainian Democratic Forum” with the support of Taiwan and with the assistance of Mykola Kniazhytskyi.
