A normal day for educator Zilola Masharipova starts with getting on a “institution bus’. She operates at among Uzbekistan’s mobile pre-schools. Every early morning she takes a trip to the remote town of Dashyok to educate. Loads of these buses take a trip throughout the nation as well as they are just one of numerous brand-new campaigns to offer all Uzbek youngsters accessibility to pre-school education and learning.
Pre-schools go mobile
We complied with Zilola to find the nation’s current technologies in pre-school education and learning as well as we learn that the influence of this task is far-ranging. As Zilola claims, mobile pre-schools enable youngsters in between the age of 3 to 7 to obtain a “premium preschool education and learning despite their social beginning also in our nation’s most remote towns as well as backwoods.” According to her, youngsters that were not formerly signed up in day care centers currently have “the very same chances as those in the cities”.
The training is child-centred. Each youngster can pick their very own means to find out as well as Zilola welcomes them to find the subject of the day. This month they are examining ‘the shades of fall’.
Several moms and dads from this town of Dashyok have actually imagined having a preschool right here for several years. It indicates a great deal to mommy, Ekutzhon Rusmetova, that the bus quits there due to the fact that she thinks it provides the youngsters a much better education and learning as well as childhood. “They find out to attract, to create, to count, to play video games as well as obtain intellectual advancement right here. For us moms and dads, this is joy”, she includes.
Kid initially
In 2012, just 23% of youngsters in Uzbekistan went to preschool. In backwoods, it was as reduced as 8.5%. Because 2017, there has actually been a considerable promote reform as well as today over 60% of Uzbek youngsters obtain an education and learning. The objective is to get to every youngster. College is currently obligatory for 6-year-olds as well as some also provide half day at no cost courses.
Child-centred discovering is a brand-new strategy in Uzbekistan’s education and learning system. At a lately opened up pre-school in Khasian town, youngsters are being encouraged to make their very own options concerning exactly how they find out. As Irina Grosheva, the Principal Expert of the Strategic Division of Day Care Center Education And Learning at the Uzbek Ministry of Education and learning claims, “In the formerly made use of version, the teacher was one of the most essential essential number. Currently it is the youngster that plays the primary function. The youngster can pick his/her very own task”. She informs us that the objective currently in Uzbekistan is to establish logical reasoning as well as imagination in youngsters. They think that it is imagination that enables a youngster’s individuality to expand.”
Purchasing education and learning
NGOs, like The Globe Financial institution, are assisting Uzbekistan to establish good-quality pre-school education and learning too. Marco Mantovanelli, the Globe Financial institution nation supervisor for Uzbekistan says that sustaining a child-centred education and learning from a very early age allows them to fix troubles extra conveniently. “Issue resolving is vital to establishing a much better capability to be a student in the future”, he describes.
In the little town of Shikhmakhshad, there’s one more different preschool called a playgroup. Youngsters in mixed-aged teams there find out with play. Along with its wider assistance for instructional reform, UNICEF has actually assisted to open up 8 such playgroups in Uzbekistan. According to Munir Mammadzade, the UNICEF rep in Uzbekistan, in these playgroup day care centers, “soft abilities as well as vital reasoning abilities, the capability to connect, interact as well as fix troubles although they could be really standard at that age” are something they are purchasing.
As an outcome of this brand-new press to boost education and learning for Uzbek youngsters, the career of pre-school training has actually ended up being a preferred job selection. Trainees of this career are additionally discovering exactly how to educate artistically to adjust to the brand-new techniques. However to Madina Nabieva, a pre-school trainee, their primary objective is to find out to “continue to be a youngster in mind, or else, the youngsters will certainly not have the ability to open” as well as approve the brand-new instructors right into their globe.
