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This document presents a project to create an educational magazine for 15-year-olds in rural Bangladesh. The goal is to expand children's visions of their futures beyond typical careers like doctor, teacher, or engineer by introducing them to diverse leaders and occupations. The 16-page magazine will be distributed to schools in rural areas. They are recruiting 3 new members to help with design, writing, and editing. Required skills include experience in art, writing, or managing others. The timeline and introductions of the two Japanese organizers are also provided, along with contact information for interested students.
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- 2. Table of Content 1.What is Educational Magazine project? 2.About our project 3.Member recruitment 4.Timeline 5.Japanese member’s introduction 6.Contact
- 3. 1.What is Educational Magazine project? This project put a focus on the issue of 15 years old children’s dream We notice in Bangladesh especially in rural area, when we ask, “What’s your dream in the future?” the children only answer, ”doctor”, “teacher” or “engineer” … because of the following causes; ①Lack of information, ②Inadequate opportunities for career guidance ③Lack of exciting people around their environment ④No time to think about their career in schools To solve this problem, we take action. Banker They do not have enough imagination for their future Let’s make educational magazine for 15y’s children!
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- 8. 6.Contact If you are interested in our project, Please contact us! s08124ce@gmail.com (Recruitment responsibility : ChihiroEndo) Let’s make an innovative magazine for children with us!!