Our program was featured in the 19th Good Practices in Education Conference (In Turkish: Eğitimde İyi Örnekler Konferansı - İÖK) with the theme of "worldliness," which focused on questions like how we can establish "worlds" that care for each other and all living beings, and how we can position the teachings of our planet as the foundation for humanity's teachings through education.

The conference emphasized that education is a means to achieve global citizenship and a shared well-being, and the highlighted good practices were those that contributed to children's well-being and learning. These practices were selected for their novelty, creativity, and the contribution they made to personal or academic development. They also aimed at imparting knowledge, skills, or behaviors. The selected good practices addressed common issues in education, provided solutions, and led to meaningful changes and transformations when implemented. They were based on a logical framework, had a scientific foundation, adhered to ethical principles, valued inclusivity, had measurable impact, and were innovative examples in the field of education.

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We value that children, as today and future leaders, be raised as responsible individuals who embrace good governance culture in their lives. The first book contains democracy&rights, healthy life, and gender equality modules.

We value that children, as today and future leaders, be raised as responsible individuals who embrace good governance culture in their lives. The second book contains access to secure information, financial literacy, cooperation&volunteerism, and environmental sustainability modules.