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  • Balance Nutrition for Kids With Lea Simanjuntak

    Balance Nutrition for Kids With Lea Simanjuntak

    Welcome to our latest podcast episode featuring the talented Indonesian singer, Lea Simanjuntak, where we dive into the fascinating world of parenting. In this heartwarming conversation, Lea shares her personal journey of raising two children, Tao Mindo Clara Hutajulu and Pujimata Benaiah Roha Parasi Hutajulu, who are close in age. Lea opens up about the unique challenges she faced as a mother, tackling issues like managing screen time during meals and encouraging her kids to embrace a healthy, balanced diet.

    Lea’s insightful perspective on parenting highlights the importance of creating a nurturing environment for children, emphasizing the psychological aspects of mealtime. From the struggle of getting kids to eat vegetables to setting boundaries on snacking, Lea’s candid experiences resonate with parents everywhere. Join us on this enriching podcast as Lea Simanjuntak brings a melodic touch to the universal trials and triumphs of parenthood. Whether you’re a seasoned parent or just starting your journey, this episode promises valuable insights and relatable anecdotes that will leave you both inspired and entertained. Tune in now and discover the harmonious blend of music and motherhood!/

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  • AsiaGlobal Fellows Program in Hong Kong: Join Us and Connect with the Global Networks of Leaders

    AsiaGlobal Fellows Program in Hong Kong: Join Us and Connect with the Global Networks of Leaders

    Are you a passionate leader in politics, policy making, business or civil society? Or, do you know someone who fits this profile? We’re calling outstanding individuals to apply for AsiaGlobal Fellows (AGF) Program this year!

    Tanoto Foundation, in collaboration with New World Group Charity Foundation and the Asia Global Institute, launched The AsiaGlobal Fellows Program. Taking place at the University of Hong Kong, the program is a transformative initiative designed to nurture the next generation of leaders. This intensive interdisciplinary program brings together emerging professionals and leaders from diverse backgrounds, providing them with a platform to enhance their skills, deepen their understanding of global issues, and foster cross-cultural collaboration.

    The program integrates various disciplines, offering fellows a holistic understanding of the interconnected challenges facing the world today. Through lectures, workshops, and discussions led by renowned experts, fellows gain insights that transcend traditional silos.

    A hallmark of the AsiaGlobal Fellows Program is its commitment to providing a global perspective. Fellows participate in study tours, engage with international thought leaders, and collaborate with peers from different countries. This exposure not only broadens their worldview, but also instills a sense of shared responsibility in addressing global issues.

    The program also places a strong emphasis on leadership development, equipping fellows with the skills and mindset needed to drive positive change in their respective fields. Through mentorship, interactive sessions, and practical exercises, participants refine their leadership styles, fostering a community of dynamic and forward-thinking individuals.

    The AsiaGlobal Fellows Program has already made a significant impact since its inception. Alumni of the program have gone on to lead initiatives that address pressing global challenges, ranging from sustainable development to inclusive economic growth. The network of fellows continues to grow, creating a community of leaders committed to making a positive impact on the world.

    More details about the program, the selection criteria, and how to apply can be found here: http://tinyurl.com/4bf3ujce.

    Also, here is other essential information about the AsiaGlobal Fellows program:

    – Applications are open until 31 March 2024
    – Individual interview with the selected candidates: March-April 2024
    – Programs starts from mid-August to mid-Nov 2024
    – Accepted fellows will be required to stay in Hong Kong for the duration of the program, in which they will receive a funding package to facilitate program completion
    – Fellows are expected to cover their travel expenses to Hong Kong from their country of origin, and back
    – Considering the duration of the fellowship, applying for a visa may be required for Indonesian passport holders
    – A certificate will be awarded upon completion of the program
    – For any questions about the Program or the procedures for completing the application forms, please email: Enquiry
    – Please also check: Frequent Asked Questions (FAQ) 

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  • Empowering Education: A Tale of Transformation in Kabanjahe

    Empowering Education: A Tale of Transformation in Kabanjahe

    Aygreat, Azura,and Keisha are fifth-grade pupils at the 040451 Public Primary School in Kabanjahe Regency, North Sumatra.

    Kabanjahe is the capital city of Karo. It is about 24 kilometers from Sinabung Volcano, which  erupted in the last several years. The regency significantly produces vegetables, potatoes, chilies, and oranges, famously known as Medan orange.

    They are enthusiastic to begin their daily learning activities because the teacher adopts a creative learning process. The daily cool temperature on the highland is also helpful to create a pleasant learning mood.

    Their homeroom teacher is Mrs. Tabitha. She always creates an interactive and creative learning environment so that the pupils never feel bored during the teaching and learning activities because their teacher always involves all of them in the activity. Beyond classroom instruction, outdoor sports and activities enhance their overall learning experience.

    The school has implemented a special program to foster a love for reading among its students. Every week, they gather for “Glowing Wednesday” to read together. Additionally, the school provides a Reading Corner to encourage independent reading, with each class having its dedicated space stocked with a variety of books. This corner is a favorite among the students. The corner is one of the most favorite places for the pupils.

    The collaborative efforts between the school and the Tanoto Foundation, through its PINTAR Program (meaning “brilliant” in Indonesian), have transformed the teaching and learning environment. With around 250,000 schools in Indonesia, improving their quality is a significant challenge. The Foundation works closely with partner schools to establish local and regional centers of excellence. It collaborates with government institutions, teacher training institutes, and associations to share best practices and offer training for principals and teachers to enhance teaching quality and school management.

    Furthermore, the Foundation’s investments extend to enhancing the physical infrastructure of partner schools, which includes the development of libraries. These efforts have yielded remarkable achievements for Kabanjahe School. In 2018, the school garnered recognition as the provincial Adiwiyata or Green School Program’s runner-up and also clinched a second runner-up award in the Education Character Strengthening program.

    Thanks to the collaboration with the Tanoto Foundation, the school has reached an increasing quality of teaching-learning activities. An attractive learning atmosphere makes pupils more enthusiastic, and the learning process becomes more effective. Besides classroom learning, the school also presented various special programs, such as the program to step up pupils’ reading habits using a collective system involving the teachers.

    Tanoto Foundation began the partnership with Karo Regency in 2018, with 24 schools as partners and 32 teachers as facilitators in the five-year-long education program.

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