Game Contest Teach Children Practical Life Skills
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Game and Contest Help Children Learn Practical Life Skills
While schools cover subjects like history, science, and the three R's, they often overlook essential practical skills needed for navigating life's challenges.
Most people learn how to manage conflicts, face fears, and solve problems through trial and error. As a result, parents might struggle with teaching their children these crucial skills effectively.
"In my psychiatric practice, I've seen firsthand the many challenges children face within their communities, schools, and even on the streets," explains Dr. Michael Rayel, co-founder of Oikos Global. His company created the "emotional intelligence" board game, Oikos Game. "Children encounter peer pressure, neighborhood bullies, and even dangerous street drugs. These are complex issues that demand more than just random advice."
Oikos Game is designed for family play and aims to teach children both personal development and emotional skills. Through engaging gameplay, children learn positive strategies to manage anger, aggression, fear, and conflict. They also develop skills in empathy, assertiveness, problem-solving, and dealing with strangers.
Furthermore, Oikos Global hosts the annual Oikos Global Award, celebrating young people who support their peers in overcoming challenges in schools and communities. Contestants demonstrate success in reducing violence or bullying, preventing substance abuse, improving peer communication, establishing support networks, raising mental health awareness, or enhancing emotional well-being.
Winners are rewarded with $1,000 for first place, $750 for second, and $500 for third, along with a certificate and a medal.
Through Oikos Game and the accompanying contest, children gain valuable life skills essential for their personal growth and the betterment of their communities.
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