One of the students, Nikita van Zyl, did her fieldwork for her Community-Based Project Module at a camp of the Eleos non-profit organisation. The camp, where she was a group leader, was held for children who come out of exceptionally difficult home environments and the object of the camp was to express how they feel, to develop dreams and goals and to come to conclusions on how they will rise out of their circumstances and make their dreams a reality. She reported: "This was a life changing experience. I obtained knowledge in counselling, I connected with children and had a peek into their lives and their struggles and I learned that I have a lot to be grateful for and that I have so much to give."
My reflection on the module I am teaching at the University of Pretoria - Community-Based Project Module (JCP)
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
The best feedback
It is not always easy to be responsible for such a module. There is a lot of administration to do, lots of students and the regular hick-ups. But this week a student told me that he thinks I have the best job in the world and it must be nice to know you are making a difference in the world. I realise I am just the admin lady organising everything but this was the best feedback I received. Thanks to you - I do appreciate!
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