Release of the 4th Issue of "Roshd" Student Magazines: A Special Tribute to the Anniversary of Haj Qasem Soleimani's Martyrdom

According to the Public Relations and International Affairs Office of the Organization for Educational Research and Planning (OERP), the fourth issue of the "Roshd" monthly educational magazines has been published. These magazines, catering to both elementary and secondary school students, serve as comprehensive educational and developmental packages designed within the framework of the national education system's goals. They are produced and released by the OERP’s Office of Educational Publishing and Technology.
Roshd Student Magazines: Elementary Level
Roshd of Koodak
The fourth issue of "Roshd of Koodak" arrives with the charm of winter snow. This edition offers children engaging stories through its "snowy pages," where snowmen come to life from crafts. It also features celebrations for the birth anniversary of Imam Ali, Father’s Day, and Mab'ath (the appointment of the Prophet Muhammad). This issue is a captivating, interactive package specially curated for preschool and first-grade students.
Featured poems and stories in this issue include: "Salutation to His Radiant Face," "The Kind Star," "Just Like Dad," "A Small Deed That Was Great," "The Adventures of Boofi," "The Boogeyman," "The Footballer Snowball," "The Kind Ogre Dad," "Snowy Yarn," "Let’s Visit Guilan Together," and many more.
Roshd of No-Amoz
The latest issue of "Roshd of No-Amoz" features a play titled "Mother, Please Serve My Food Separately!", based on a true childhood memory of Martyr Qasem Soleimani. Specially written for second and third-grade elementary students, the play is designed to be performed by students within their school environment.
This fourth edition also offers a vibrant collection of poems and stories curated for young readers. Highlighted titles include: "The Adventures of Zebloo," "Father’s Day," "Respecting the Guest," "This is Our Classroom," "Memoirs of a Baby Bee," "AI with a Sensitive Soul!", "Out There," "A Guest in Our Home," "The Tale of Riz-Mizoon and the Big People," "Lizoo-zoo," "A Stem of Flowers," "The Sultan’s Tale," and "Sweet Halva Treats."
Roshd of Danesh-Amoz
In its fourth issue, "Roshd of Danesh-Amoz" features a story titled "The Naming Day," which recounts the beautiful narrative of how Imam Hassan received his name from his grandfather, the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
This edition also includes a diverse selection of stories and poems designed to engage and inspire students, such as: "Like Colorful Lights in a Dark Alley," "The Island of the Ill-Mannered: Dinner," "The Jump Champion Without a Pole," "To the Control Tower! Ready for Takeoff...", "Full Alert," "A Journey with Infinite Exclamation Marks," "All About Jumping Sports," "Build, Err, Correct," "Make the Biscuits Happy," and "The Lonely Black Hole."
Roshd of Student Magazines: Secondary Level
Roshd of Nojavan
The "My Commander" section of Roshd of Nojavan features an article titled "The Mark of Amir," which delves into the military career and personal life of Martyr Amir-Ali Hajizadeh. This piece offers readers an insightful look into the various aspects of this distinguished martyr’s legacy.
The fourth issue, curated for 7th, 8th, and 9th-grade students, also includes a wide range of compelling topics, such as: "Children of This Land," "Machine Learning," "Nuclear Science: A Symbol of National Authority and Will," "Back of the Class," "Capability," "Cities of the Future," "Attar and the Vendor," "My Red Lines," and "The Memoirs of Talut."
Roshd of Javan
In its fourth issue of the current academic year, Roshd of Javan offers a diverse array of content for upper secondary students across various departments, including Literature and Culture, Satire, Progress and Technology, Art and Media, and Thought and Action. Highlighted features in this edition include: "The Man Whose Pen Touched Hearts," "Satire Writing Workshop," "Farewell to the Blue-Collar World," "Business or Livelihood?", "Soft and Identity-Building Technologies," "The Business of Speaking," "Media’s Impact on Business," "Small Seed, Grand Garden," "The Life-Saving Science Camp," "The Ferris Wheel," and "Creative Writing Lessons."
Roshd of Honarjoo (The Vocational Students)
In a compelling feature titled "Who is a Hero?", Roshd of Honarjoo explores the defining characteristics of true heroes for its readers.
This issue also covers a wide range of practical and inspirational topics for vocational students, such as: "The Smart Partner for Your Business," "Marketing with Heart and Soul," "Excelling in Customer Service," "Creating Masterpieces with Needle and Thread," "Self-Sufficiency: The Key to Our Dignity," "The Vocational Path: To Be or Not to Be," "Understanding the 360-Degree Siege," "Setting Your Clock for Success," "Houshang Shah and the Molten Iron," and "Professional Opportunities in Jewelry Design and Craftsmanship."
Roshd of Borhan
In its Digital Literacy section, the latest issue of Roshd of Borhan for secondary students features an article titled "Secrets the Internet Never Forgets." This piece focuses on cybersecurity for teenagers, offering essential advice and practical tips for staying safe in the digital world.
The fourth issue also includes a variety of thought-provoking articles, such as: "Algorithm: Al-Khwarizmi’s Legacy," "Geometric Concepts and Problem Solving," "Unit Fractions, Greedy Algorithms, and AI," "Mathematics: Discovery or Invention?", "Algorithms: A Smart Decision," "Mathematics: The Heart of Knowledge," "Engaging Scientific Chronicles," "Mathematical Astronomy," and "From Simple to Compound Interest."
Print editions of the Roshd student monthlies are available through the Roshd of Magazines Sales and Subscription System.