As students continue to face difficulties in new learning environments, they’re also missing out the opportunity to participate in any extracurricular activities outside their schools. Moreover, distance learning has limited students’ opportunities to engage with one another, share thoughts and ideas, as well as broaden their knowledge in a specific field outside the school.
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"Verbal communication is the exchange of information through spoken words. It can be direct, like a face-to-face conversation, or indirect, like a phone call. Verbal communication includes a variety of activities, from storytelling and singing to teaching and discussing."
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Nowadays education serves several functions for society. Social and cultural innovation is one of them. The doctor cannot use the latest techniques to cure diseases, the scientist cannot come up with new ideas and discoveries, and the artist cannot create great works of art if they have not been educated in modern and innovative ways.
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"Students of all educational levels can harness non-verbal communication to boost confidence, improve peer relationships, and aid in understanding complex subjects. Recognizing signs of stress through non-verbal cues can also help in managing personal and peer pressures effectively."
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This sentiment suggests that teaching is not merely a profession, but a calling that requires genuine passion. When educators love what they do, this passion manifests in several important ways:
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I believe that I will be echoing other parents' feelings by mentioning some great benefits for our children who took part in different Owlypia challenges. My son, Emir Ibrahimov from Azerbaijan participated at Owlypia this spring and his first experience was very successful since he won the silver medal and took 6th place. You can imagine his reaction when he knew about results and how his initial concerns have transferred to self- esteem and sincere happiness. I think you can also imagine my feelings and other parents' reaction when we see our children feel proud of what they do and achieve.
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