Cairo University President Dr. Mohamed Sami Abdel Sadek recently met with the faculties of Early Childhood Education and Specific Education to discuss plans for the new academic year. He emphasized the importance of utilizing the university's resources to serve students and society. The president participated in various activities, including the introductory week for Early Childhood Education students, where he encouraged them to take advantage of the university's educational and training opportunities.
During his visit to the Early Childhood Education faculty, Dr. Abdel Sadek interacted with students and welcomed them to Cairo University. He stressed that the university experience extends beyond academic studies to building character, acquiring skills, and promoting social responsibility. The president also highlighted the significance of responsible social media use and verifying information to avoid misinformation.
The Early Childhood Education faculty council discussed and agreed to launch a community initiative to raise awareness about the risks associated with mobile phone and social media use among children under 15. The initiative aims to support families and educators with scientific knowledge and guidance to create a safer digital environment for children. This initiative will utilize the faculty's expertise to educate families about the educational, psychological, and social impacts of early or uncontrolled use of digital devices.
The initiative plans to develop simple guidelines and organize awareness campaigns, seminars, and community events to promote safe and balanced digital use. Dr. Abdel Sadek emphasized that protecting children in the digital age is a societal issue that requires collaboration between families, educational institutions, and specialists. He highlighted the role universities can play in addressing this issue through scientific research and community awareness.
The Specific Education faculty will manage the "Dolt Abo El-Hagg" theater as a university arts complex, providing outlets for student products within the campus and organizing musical events during university celebrations. Dr. Abdel Sadek participated in media and photography workshops with Specific Education students, praising their efforts in supporting children at 57357 Hospital and spreading joy.
The Cairo University president also attended a meeting with the Specific Education faculty, where he discussed plans to utilize student talents to support community service projects. He encouraged students to participate in various activities, including sports, arts, and cultural events. The university aims to provide opportunities for students to develop their skills and engage with the community.
Key initiatives launched by Cairo University include the development of a community program to educate families about digital risks, the creation of a university arts complex, and collaborations with students to support community service projects. These initiatives reflect the university's commitment to promoting social responsibility and providing students with opportunities for growth and development.
Key points
- Cairo University launches initiative to raise awareness about digital risks for children under 15
- University arts complex to be managed by Specific Education faculty
- Collaborations with students to support community service projects
