Delhi NCR School Takes Initiative to Reformulate the Education System
Few schools such
as The Heritage, Pathways and Genesis
Global have taken the first step for adventure-based learning with Youreka
which is intended to build leadership attitudes and self-confidence.
The above
mention prestigious institutes are few of them who are growing with an axiom
that students learn best on their own, if
given a chance. With Youreka, the schools
are going to conduct 3-5 day adventure based learning program for the students
of class 4 to class 12.
Program Purpose:
·
The schedule of the program
contains a series of the outdoor tasks and individual & group activities
which result in group sharing and self-reflection.
The students can explore to
work and lead others in a group, know social responsibility, turns out to be self-confident and disciplined.
Founder and CEO of Youreka have said that nature plays an important
part in our life, especially for a child growing up in the concretized
environment. Near to nature can reduce stress, hyperactivity and increase
energy and alertness which are a common problem in urban areas.
Youreka’s four
stage syllabus includes the following:
For Delhi region, the camps are sited in wonderful areas of
Uttrakhand and Himachal Pradesh for organizing the outdoor program.
1.
Phase I: “I am” – Focusing on
the individual to know themselves better by getting an idea of their emotions
and likes or dislikes.
2.
Phase II: “I feel” –
Concentrate on how their relationships work for others and their view on
working in a team.
3.
Phase III: “I can” – Focusing, how can they help
themselves to deal with their choices? And handling consequences and building
skills
4.
Phase IV: “I will” – Make them
teach how to take responsibilities and making decisions.
There are
various modules for every class as per the student’s requirement at a particular
stage. Mainly it consists of self- awareness, teamwork, courage building,
taking responsibilities, problem-solving
skills, taking up targets etc.
Youreka works with thousands of schools and
students for empowering them to deal with real life problems.
