There is Massive Value in Creative Thinking and Imaginative Play....yet it's missing in our community.
In educational environments it's common for children to learn through games and alternative learning tools. In both homes and schools, it's common to find puzzles, games, and toys geared towards education and play.
However, students in the MdC community experience something very different. It's typical for students to rely exclusively on pen, paper, and textbooks for their education. The majority of families don't even have tables, forget about a toy specifically geared towards creative play. Simple tasks like completing a puzzle are impossible when you don't have a table to put the pieces together on.
Due to this lack of games, our students struggle with grasping concepts like competition; they are averse to the idea of the tower collapsing or engaging in competitive actions. This highlights the significance of integrating games into the classroom environment.
We want to create a comprehensive learning environment for our families. One where creative thinking is fostered. An environment where students have access to learning tools and educational games. It's so important that we actually have a teacher whose focus is to teach games. This teacher puts together various games and learning tools, instructing both our teachers and students how to play them.
Will you help us build our educational resources?
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