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Educational and social initiatives in Campo Grande

Overview

Educational initiatives in Campo Grande have focused on social development and literacy through various municipal programs.

In late August, the City of Campo Grande and the Court of Justice of Mato Grosso do Sul launched the ‘Clarisse me disse’ project. This partnership aims to prevent domestic and family violence against women by educating 5th-grade students in five municipal schools. The initiative utilizes literature and theater, specifically a children’s book by Judge Caroline Costa de Camargo, to help students recognize abusive behaviors. Additionally, the Municipal Teaching Network has been providing specialized training for psychopedagogues to address learning disorders.

By mid-September, the focus expanded to include ‘Play Week’ at the Profª Leire Pimentel de Carvalho Corrêa Municipal School. Supported by the Municipal Education Secretariat, this program uses traditional games to support literacy and integral development. The initiative includes workshops for families and the distribution of educational kits, alongside the launch of the book ‘O Baú de Brincadeiras da Vó Elza’, which highlights traditional games from Mato Grosso do Sul.

Entities

Grupo de Apoio Psicopedagógico · Campo Grande · Prefeitura de Campo Grande · Tribunal de Justiça de Mato Grosso do Sul · Associação Cultural Nonada Jornalismo

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Timeline

  1. 3 days ago

    [CULTURE] 8 sources
    Campo Grande school promotes literacy through traditional play

    A municipal school in Campo Grande, Brazil, is hosting ‘Play Week’ to promote literacy through traditional games and pedagogical activities for children and their families.

  2. 17 days ago

    [CULTURE] 7 sources
    Campo Grande launches school project to prevent domestic violence

    Campo Grande and the TJMS have launched the ‘Clarisse me disse’ project to teach children about preventing domestic violence through literature and theater in municipal schools.

Sources

freguesianews.com.br · ipatingafc.com.br · jd1noticias.com · jornalalef.com.br · jornalenoticias.com.br · maranhaodagente.com.br · marianakotscho.uol.com.br · mauaagora.com.br · newslog.com.br · odiariodebarretos.com.br · oretratodobrasil.com.br · pimenta.blog.br · portaldocomercio.org.br · portalguara.com · revistavigor.com.br