Our methodology
At Tsvit, we believe that children who receive a quality education can reach their full potential and have access to the best academic and professional opportunities.
The unique learning program developed by the teachers at "Tsvit" focuses on interactive learning. The main aim is to ensure that each student can understand, speak, write and read Ukrainian at the same level as their peers living in Ukraine.
Our methodology combines online language learning strategies, traditional, proven programs, and the latest educational technologies. The program is themed and designed according to the children's areas of interest, the age of the group, and the language level.
Students are divided into groups according to their age and level of Ukrainian. We determine the level of the students during the first lesson, after which they are placed in one of three groups: beginners, intermediate or advanced. At the same time, students are placed with their peers in one of three categories: ages 4 to 6, 7 to 9 and 10 to 12.
In this way, we try to create an individualized education based on the needs of each student but enriched by their interaction. The concept of online learning is based on modern educational methods of language learning for children. It includes communication, inquiry-based learning, and social and emotional interactions that enable learners to realize their potential.
At the same time, learning is based on two prerequisites: the first is inherently related to the needs and abilities of each age group, and the second is based on the language proficiency of each student, divided into one of three groups. All of this is combined with the dynamic nature of online learning, which generates interest, motivation, and enthusiasm for the lessons, resulting in better language and cultural learning.
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age groups, in particular: 4-6, 7-9, 10-12, 13+, and adults are studying at school.
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Ukrainian language lessons have been conducted for students from all over the world.
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Countries united by the idea of the "Tsvit" school.