The Egyptian Ministry of Education and Technical Education's social guidance department in Aswan has organized a series of workshops titled "Will, Challenge, and Knowledge". The workshops targeted around 90 students from Al-Aml School for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing and Al-Noor School for the Blind, along with some parents. The goal was to promote self-confidence and support students with disabilities, emphasizing the importance of willpower, determination, and knowledge in overcoming challenges and achieving goals.
The workshops were held under the auspices of Dr. Rabie Abu Youssef, Deputy Minister of Education in Aswan, and supervised by Dr. Mohamed Al-Sanousi, Director General of Educational Services. The first workshop was held at Omar bin Al-Khattab Preparatory School for Girls, affiliated with Aswan Educational Administration. The workshop covered topics related to building students' personalities and enhancing their ability to face difficulties. Sheikh Saudie Mohamed Marzook, a former senior Imam at the Ministry of Endowments, was the guest speaker.
The workshop emphasized the importance of having willpower and determination, and not giving up in the face of obstacles. The role of knowledge in developing students' personalities, broadening their horizons, and helping them achieve their goals was also discussed. The workshop was supervised by Sayed Abdel Hay Mohamed, a senior specialist in school services. The events aimed to provide students with the necessary tools to overcome challenges and achieve their ambitions.
The workshops extended to Al-Aml School for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing and Al-Noor School for the Blind, targeting around 90 students and some parents. The events focused on providing psychological and educational support to students with disabilities and their families. Sheikh Abdullah Arjoun, Director of Mosques at the Ministry of Endowments, and Dr. Amal Gaber Awad, a teacher at the Social Service Institute in Aswan, were the guest speakers.
The workshop highlighted the concept of willpower and challenge in the lives of students with special needs, emphasizing that differences in abilities do not represent an obstacle to success. The importance of discovering strengths and working to develop them was also discussed, as it can open up wide horizons for students to achieve their goals. The events also included a significant aspect of raising awareness among parents about the importance of providing continuous support to their children with disabilities.
The workshops came as part of the efforts of the social guidance department in Aswan to provide educational programs that aim to build a balanced personality for students. The programs focus on instilling values of determination, ambition, and self-reliance, with a special interest in supporting students with disabilities and enhancing their participation and ability to achieve success. The events also aimed to promote the role of the family and school in supporting students and providing them with the necessary environment to achieve their goals.
The series of workshops titled "Will, Challenge, and Knowledge" is part of the Ministry of Education's efforts to support students and provide them with the necessary tools to overcome challenges and achieve their ambitions. The events reflect the Ministry's commitment to providing educational programs that cater to the needs of all students, including those with disabilities.
Key points
- The workshops targeted around 90 students from Al-Aml School for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing and Al-Noor School for the Blind.
- The events focused on providing psychological and educational support to students with disabilities and their families.
- The workshops aimed to promote self-confidence and support students with disabilities, emphasizing the importance of willpower, determination, and knowledge in overcoming challenges and achieving goals.
