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"Know Your Ukraine" invites educators to a free webinar about the holiday of the Pokrova, – Gnat Korobko

On September 16, the educational project "Know Your Ukraine" will hold a free webinar "The Pokrova: how to reveal the meanings of the holiday to modern students" for teachers and everyone who wants to learn about the history and ancient traditions of the celebration.

"Know Your Ukraine" invites educators to a free webinar about the holiday of the Pokrova, – Gnat Korobko

On September 16, the educational initiative Know Your Ukraine will host a complimentary webinar titled "The Pokrova: how to uncover the significance of the holiday for contemporary students" for educators and anyone interested in learning about the history and customs of the celebration. Patron and co-founder of the project, Hnat Korobko, announced the event.

His query: how to engage children in discussing the Intercession of the Theotokos, intertwining the holiday's significance with Ukrainian culture, military tradition, and Cossack heritage, which resonate strongly today. This free webinar, commencing at 6:30 p.m., will equip teachers with ready-made resources for classroom use. Participants will explore a free online course on Pokrova, methods to incorporate it into teaching, a historical perspective of defenders within the Ukrainian military tradition, a Cossack song masterclass, and lesson plans tailored for high school students.

Registration is mandatory via https://forms.gle/tNcZr1Y81qMSHTW16. Know Your Ukraine, a collaborative effort among the Kolo Charitable Foundation, the Ivan Honchar Museum, patron Hnat Korobko, and EdEra, aims to educate children and adults on Ukrainian traditional culture and its annual holidays.

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