From biodiversity education to career counseling, LG Chem employees became one-day teachers at elementary schools!🏫 The LG Chem 'Green Class Volunteer Corps' is visiting 50 educational institutions across Korea by the end of the year, offering educational services to around 1,000 elementary students. The Green Class instructors consist of about 100 employees from various age groups and job roles, ranging from their 20s to 50s. Through biodiversity lessons and creating mood lights featuring endangered species, the Green Class Volunteer Corps helps kids develop an interest in the environment. Career education sessions involve employees sharing their career journeys in a way that resonates with the students, inspiring them to think about their own futures. LG Chem is committed to providing a sustainable educational environment to help young people grow into global citizens who can proactively tackle social and environmental issues in the future. #LGChem #WeConnectScience #SocialResponsibility
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Moving into college should be exciting, not overwhelming. However, it can be stressful for students, parents, and faculty to navigate the long lines, ID pictures, and distribution of thousands of keys… all of which take place before moving in can even begin. With GeokeyU, the long lines, manpower, and hours spent distributing keys can be done before the day even begins! With our platform, administrators can have unique credentials in the form of geokeys sent to each future students phone, giving them unique access to whatever buildings, rooms, and units they will need access to during their time on campus! Don't let move-in day stress dampen your excitement. Experience the ease of GeokeyU and start your college journey on the right foot! Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eQJnar9z #GeokeyU #MoveIn #Campus #StudentHousing
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One key discovery at our Children's Ministry program is how exposure to new environments shapes personal identity, goals, and dreams. Whenever we can, we expose our teenagers to new experiences. Last weekend, we took them to a career expo at University of the Western Cape and Cape Peninsula University of Technology Our holistic approach focuses on Education, Social, and Spiritual development. We believe these three factors are crucial for personal growth. Developing all three increases the chances of success. We see high unemployment rates, even among the educated. We've witnessed those with high social status take their own lives despite their wealth & opulence. We've seen "spiritual" individuals commit crimes and exploit the vulnerable. This is why holistic development matters - this time we focused on academic exposure. #vision #personaldevelopment #youthdevelopment #childrensministry
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Great article by Dean Peterson!
In considering their children’s education, parents often ask themselves “what kind of person do I want my child to be like when he or she turns 18?” At Ambleside, we recognize that education is something much more than building a resume, gaining job skills, or becoming a “productive member of society,” however desirable these might be. Rather, the gift we give every child is that they might become the man or woman our Father in heaven intends. Read the Ambleside Article: https://lnkd.in/etiRRaZc.
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In considering their children’s education, parents often ask themselves “what kind of person do I want my child to be like when he or she turns 18?” At Ambleside, we recognize that education is something much more than building a resume, gaining job skills, or becoming a “productive member of society,” however desirable these might be. Rather, the gift we give every child is that they might become the man or woman our Father in heaven intends. Read the Ambleside Article: https://lnkd.in/etiRRaZc.
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Former primary school teacher, current education journalist for Twinkl Digest, passionate about all things education
Today is #WorldOceanDayforSchools Read our exclusive interview and find out how #teachers can get involved #schools #teacheroflinkedin https://lnkd.in/evz4Dx3f
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