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Syria What Will Be Art and Language Education Program for Syrian refugee children

Syria What Will Be Art and Language Education Program for Syrian refugee children. Goal : To provide Art and Language Education for Syrian refugee children, to alleviate their psychological trauma and teach them to express themselves through language and visual means. . Developed by:

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Syria What Will Be Art and Language Education Program for Syrian refugee children

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  1. Syria What Will Be Art and Language Education Program for Syrian refugee children • Goal: • To provide Art and Language Education for Syrian refugee children, to alleviate their psychological trauma and teach them to express themselves through language and visual means. Developed by: General Director Ruben Elsinga: General Management and Development Education Program Re-development Language Curriculum Pelikino Art Education Director SoulafAbas: Development Art Education Curriculum Training Art Curriculum Teachers & Country Coordinators Teaching Art to Syrian Refugee Children Language Deputy Director Christopher Ibrahim: Training Language Curriculum Teachers & Country Coordinators Teaching Language to Syrian Refugee Children

  2. Development Education Program Emirati-Jordanian Camp Pilot: June – July 2014 Region: Refugee camps in Lebanon / Jordan / Southern Turkey Jordan teachers children Country coordinators Roll-out Phase 1: Sept. – Dec. 2014 children Lebanon Turkey Phase 2: Dec. 2014 – April 2015 Local refugee teachers children

  3. Pilot: June – July 2014 Team of Education Directors: General Director Art Education Director Language Education Deputy Director Emirati-Jordanian Camp, Jordan Country Coordinator Jordan Training Country Coordinator Jordan Development and Teaching + Art Education Curriculum + Language Education Curriculum Training team of teachers Emirati-Jordanian camp children teachers

  4. Roll-out Phase 1: Sept. – Dec. 2014 Country Coordinator Jordan Emirati-Jordanian Camp • Spreading Curricula among Syrians in Jordan • Training Syrians refugee teachers to teach Syrian refugee children Teachers camp Teaching 100+ Syrian refugee children next levels of curricula Local refugee teachers Jordan Syrian refugee children

  5. Team of Education Directors: General Director Art Education Director Language Education Deputy Director Roll-out Phase 2: Dec. 2014 – April 2015 Emirati-Jordanian Camp Monitor Jordan Jordan teachers Train Country Coordinators Lebanon and Turkey Country coordinators Dec. 2014 – Jan. 2015 Lebanon Turkey Jan. 2015 – April 2015 Local refugee teachers children

  6. Targets Education Program • Development of 2 transferable curricula • Teaching about 100 Syrian refugee children • Training a local teaching staff at the Emirati-Jordanian Camp • Training a Country Coordinator Jordan Pilot: June – July 2014 • Further teaching of 100+ Syrian refugee children in Emirati-Jordanian Camp • Country coordinator Jordan: Training 5+ local refugee teachers Jordan and • Dispersing curricula to 100+ Syrian refugee children Roll-Out Phase 1: Sept. – Dec. 2014 Roll-out Phase 2: Dec. 2014 – April 2015 • Further teaching of 100+ Syrian refugee children in Emirati-Jordanian Camp • Training 2 Country Coordinators Lebanon and Turkey • Country coordinators: Training 20+ local refugee teachers Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey • Dispersing curricula to teach 500+ Syrian refugee children

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