Review

As part of the Kakao Together Value fundraising project, the World Educational Cultural Aid conducted traffic safety education for children at the Seed Area Children's Center in Dobong-gu. This training is designed to help children recognize the risk of traffic accidents in their daily lives and practice safe behavior. Prior to training, teaching aids and materials were inspected and the filming environment was set up, and then a participatory theater class was held using actual road conditions as an example. We explained how to use crosswalks and precautions when walking at a children's level, and encouraged them to participate in situational plays to increase their understanding. The children naturally learned the importance of traffic safety by actively asking questions and immersing themselves in their roles. After the training, the participating children's impressions were recorded through interviews, capturing the changes in learning in a realistic way.

Chairman Bang Jeong-hwan said, "Traffic safety is the most basic right that protects children's daily lives. I hope that today's learning will give children the power to protect themselves." The World Educational Cultural Aid will continue to expand preventive education that protects the rights and safety of children.

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