Quirky after school programs By Abdul Rahim Khurram

 

Quirky after school programs By Abdul Rahim Khurram

As the government's interest in after-school activities grows, so does the need for them.

New and previously unheard of programs are being developed for both children and their parents.

explored. In an attempt to make a youngster aware of his or her duties as a member of society

These after-school programs make use of a variety of strategies to help students develop as individuals and as citizens.

The natural curiosity of a child, as well as his boundless energy

Investigative Capabilities:

Children in several Kernersville schools are learning how to read and write.

abilities in the field of investigation Children are introduced to the world by people who are themselves introduced to it.

the specifics of fictitious non-violent crimes They take notes, inspect the scene, and report back.

compile a collection of information Students learn to listen for alibis and to compile evidence.

Take fingerprints and any other pieces of evidence you can find. in accordance with the

These activities, says the principle, put her kids' problem-solving skills to the test.

skills. Children learn to think critically and to make well-informed decisions as they grow up.

Fisheries and scientific research:

Children in North Carolina who are interested in participating have a chance to win a

Through their after-school engagement, they can earn a scholarship. Students are offered this opportunity.

a chance to participate in hands-on fisheries research activities in a freshwater or saltwater environment

The setting is nautical. Professionals, educators, and specialists from various fields of expertise

Fisheries serve as role models. Students that are accepted into the program receive a $3,000 scholarship.

scholarship.

The examples above demonstrate that after-school activities are growing more popular.

serious. They are gradually becoming significant components of a child's life.

education, as well as a shift away from the "fun and frolic only" programs of the past

past.