Enthusiasts of "Feeling Questions" engross more than 1,300 primary school children in the city, reports suggest a positive outcome
In the vibrant city of Bergisch Gladbach, the past few weeks have seen an exciting educational initiative come to life. The interactive exhibition "FeelQuestions" has been a resounding success, with over 1,300 primary school children from the city participating.
The city expresses its heartfelt gratitude to the participating schools, dedicated teachers, and, of course, the children for their enthusiasm. The positive feedback received for this innovative exhibition has been consistent, and it is clear that "FeelQuestions" has made a significant impact.
The Children's Protection Association Rheinisch-Bergischer Kreis e.V. and the Prevention Department of the Catholic Educational Counseling e.V. were instrumental in the creation of "FeelQuestions." Their collaboration ensured that the exhibition focused on themes such as Body & Feelings, Self-confidence, Perceiving Boundaries, and Conflict Resolution, all crucial components of children's personality development.
The Kulturhaus Zanders provided the perfect setting for the exhibition, with its historically beautiful, bright rooms, central location, and barrier-free access. The interactive course offered by "FeelQuestions" was designed to help children explore, learn, and sharpen their senses in a playful way.
Through immersive activities and questions, "FeelQuestions" aims to promote self-awareness, emotional intelligence, and decision-making skills in children. By providing a safe and stimulating environment, the exhibition encourages reflection on feelings and responses to various scenarios, fostering confidence, empathy, and resilience.
The city of Bergisch Gladbach acknowledges the contributions of its partners and supporters in the success of "FeelQuestions." The city is thankful for their role in making this educational experience possible and looks forward to future collaborations that will continue to enrich the lives of its young residents.
- In the ongoing pursuit of children's education and personal growth, the inclusion of mental health and health-and-wellness topics in the "FeelQuestions" exhibition is commendable.
- The success of the "FeelQuestions" exhibition in promoting self-awareness, emotional intelligence, and decision-making skills aligns well with the goals of education-and-self-development.
- By fostering confidence, empathy, and resilience, the interactive educational initiative "FeelQuestions" offers a unique contribution to the field of science, particularly in the study of human development and mental health.
