Sessions

My Hero at the Youth Summit

      

Anano Robakidze

CERVANTES GIMNASIUM AIA GESS

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Anano Robakidze


My name is Ani Robakidze. I am 16 years old. I live in Tbilisi, Georgia. I study at "Aia-Gess.” I live with my parents and brother. I have one brother and one sister who got married last year. In the future I want to be a sucessful woman. In my free time I am with my friends, I like doing everything which makes me feel better in my whole life.

Tekla Lezhava

CERVANTES GIMNASIUM AIA GESS

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Tekla Lezhava


Hello, my name is Tekla Lezhava. I am 16 years old. I live in Tbilisi, Georgia with my parents, grandmother and brother.  I am studying at  "Aia-Gess." I can speak English and a little bit Russian and I am studying Chinese, this language is new challenge for me and I like it so much. Chinese is quite hard but I want just a little time to figure out of that.  In general I love doing a lot of things, like going to the different lectures and I think this helps me to develop different skills. Also I like art, culture, museums and theaters. Me and my mom  often go to the theater, when I watch the performance I feel all this moves which is performed by actress. In my free time I read books or watch movies. Basically I like dramatic movies and books, also science fiction, psychological and so on. In my life I want to be a successful women, I am going to pass exams for the university on the business faculty. In general I am purposeful girl and I always try to do something which is my aim.

      
Session Details

Type: Interactive Workshop

Location: Room 1329

Date: Thursday

Time: 3:00-3:50 PM

This session is associated with a UN SDG!

Session Description

Participants will be encouraged to choose a hero — that should be positive, inspiring, and enhance/change peoples’ lives for the better, create digital art to raise awareness about issues students care about. 

Identify areas where the hero shows inspiring and positive characteristics that youth would like to emulate (copy) in their own life.

What will youth learn and be able to do at the end of the session?

Students will learn  what is important to them by looking at heroes.

Students will look back on their own lives and show appreciation for a hero from
their past.

Students will give examples of someone they think of as a hero.

Students will express their opinions about their definition of what defines a hero

Students will illustrate one heroic power that would be most beneficial to
them and their world.

Session Resources

My Hero from Georgia
This is a power point presentation for My Hero Georgia

My Hero (Georgian students' workshop)
This is a video from Girl Rising film

My Hero (Georgian students' workshop)
This is a video of kids participating in IEARN Summit