🎙️ Listen to Ani’s #ԱՍՔ, in response to our #ASK!

Այս անգամ կունկնդրենք դերասանուհի Անի Խաչիկյանի #ԱՍՔ-ը, ով կիսվում է իր սեփական բանաձևով, որի հիմքում ընկած է ինքնաճանաչման և ինքնադրսևորման ուղին:

«Կլինի դա տարրական դասարանի աշակերտ, դեռահաս, ԲՈՒՀ-ի ուսանող, թե մարդ, ով չի հասկանում՝ ինչ անել, պետք է մի պահ կանգ առնի ու ինքն իրեն հարց տա. ո՞վ եմ ես առաջին հերթին։ Ու հանկարծ երջանկանում ես։ Ինչո՞ւ, որովհետև այդ պահին կարողանում ես արտահայտել քեզ ու քո պատկերը կիսել մարդկանց հետ, որովհետև դու մարդ ես, որը կարիք ունի կիսվելու, լսելու, հասկացված լինելու»։

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🎙️ Listen to Ani’s #ԱՍՔ, in response to our #ASK!

In this episode of our podcast, actress Ani Khachikyan shares her own formula which lies in the path of self-knowledge and self-confrontation. "Whether it is a primary school student or a teenager, a university student or a person who has gone through all that and does not understand what to do, they should stop for a moment and ask themselves a question. Who am I first of all? And suddenly you get happy, why, because at that moment you are able to express yourself and share your image with people, because you are a person who needs to be shared, heard, understood. And only then you are able to understand your needs at last."

🎙️ Listen to Hamlet’s #ԱՍՔ, in response to our #ASK!

💬 «Իմ երազանքների երկիրը Հայաստանն է, որովհետև ես այստեղ կարողանում եմ ինչ-որ բան փոխել, կարողանում եմ ինքնաիրացվել, որն ամենակարևորն է, և դրա համար չեմ սպասում հնարավորությունների. ես դրանք փորձում եմ ստեղծել, փնտրել, գտնել և գնալ դրանց հետևից»։

Այսօրվա #ԱՍՔ-ի հյուրը Հանրային հեռուստաընկերության և ռադիոյի հաղորդավար, հեղինակ Համլետ Առաքելյանն է, ով կիսվում է կրթության ազատության, ուսուցչի կերպարի և երազանքի համայնքի իր պատկերացումներով։

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💬 "The country of my dreams is Armenia, because here I can change something. Here I can discover myself, which is the most important thing for me. For that I don't wait for opportunities, I look for them, follow them, and try to create them."

The hero of today's #ASK is author and public television and radio host Hamlet Arakelyan. He shares his ideas about the freedom of education, educators, and the dream community.

In today's episode of the Teach For Armenia podcast, I was joined by Dr. Garik Israelian, astrophysicist and Co-Founder of the Starmus International Festival. During the meeting, we talked about Dr. Israelian’s journey, the development of Starmus, the future of AI, and solutions to some of the challenges facing Armenia.

We are also excited to share that 1,000 Teach For Armenia students from Armenia and Artsakh will have the chance to attend and meet world-renowned scientists at the Starmus Festival. This is all thanks to the generosity of the Adibekyan Family. More details coming up soon!

🎙️ Listen to Hayk's #ԱՍՔ, in response to our #ASK!

"I think it's difficult to understand your likes and dislikes as a child. For example, I don't remember whether I liked music or not. Family member play an important role in this exploration. They should be very consistent in raising their children to understand whether they like music, this or that branch of art, sports, or any other field," said Hayk Melikyan. 

The hero of today's ASK is pianist Hayk Melikyan, an Honored Artist of the Republic of Armenia, who shares his philosophy on life and the importance of education.

Listen to our #ASK of Little Star Charitable Fund Director Mariam Antonyan on the Teach For Armenia podcast! After the 2020 Artsakh war, Mariam and her colleagues created a brand called "Made in Kurtan" to raise awareness of Kurtan village.

"There is a big problem in our villages. Many people consider being born and raised in villages a disadvantage. As a result, many families aim to send their children to cities as soon as they are adults. Looking back, we are happy that the residents of Kurtan are proud to produce jackets in their village. They consider this their brand."

Listen to Hayk's #ԱՍՔ, in response to our #ASK!

In this episode of our podcast, we #ASK the role of teachers. Blogger Hayk Mkrtchyan shares his views on the state of education in Armenia and Artsakh and the need for change. "I don't like our methodological approach to education and university structures. I constantly write about this on social media. Our response to changes in market demand is not adequate," said Hayk "There are no uninteresting sciences, there is no uninteresting information, there are only uninteresting ways of presenting them."

We are launching a new series of our podcasts called #ASK!

In 2020, we launched the first educational podcast in Armenia and Artsakh! Today, we are excited to launch our new series and have a platform to continue talking about education! Our first "ASK" guest is Nerses Avetisyan. Enjoy!

Teach For Armenia and Ayb Educational Foundation aim to join forces to increase educational opportunities across Armenia and Artsakh! In this episode of the Teach For Armenia podcast, Ayb student Erik Melikyan and Sarigyugh high school student Nina Rjazyan share innovative initiatives that they are implementing to improve their environment and communities.

In Sarigyugh, there is lime sediment in the village's drinking water. Nina and her classmates took action by installing water filters in their school building. 

Meanwhile, at Ayb, Eric and his classmates developed a rescue device for mountaineers to orient themselves and contact emergency services. We are proud of our students and their brilliant ideas!

The latest episode of the Teach For Armenia podcast is dedicated to our Leadership Development Scholarship! The episode is hosted by Teach For Armenia Founder and CEO, Larisa Hovannisian, Executive Director of the Union of Advanced Technology Enterprises, Raffi Kasarjian, and scholarship recipient and current Teacher-Leader, Arman Davtyan. Listen to their discussion on the challenges of general education in Armenia, innovation in the education sector, the importance of #STEM subjects, and career opportunities for scholarship winners. Tune in!

Grab a cup of coffee and tune into the latest episode of the Teach For Armenia podcast! Student Leadership Manager Nune Harutyunyan talks civic engagement with three students from Getashen village in the Armavir region. Listen to students discuss their experience implementing a Community Impact Project to renovate the perimeter of their school and the role of education in their life.