Celebrating Heritage and Identity: New Issues of Roshd Student Magazines Released

The latest editions of the Roshd Student Magazines have officially launched for February 2026, featuring a vibrant focus on the religious festivities of the month of Sha'ban and the 47th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution. 

Published by the Organization for Educational Research and Planning (OERP), these pedagogical journals are a cornerstone of Iran’s national "Learning and Education Packages." Designed to align with the country's strategic educational goals, the February issues offer a diverse blend of history, culture, and interactive learning for students across all primary levels.

Primary Education Series: Joy, Heroism, and Creative Learning

Roshd Koodak (The Child): A Festival of Colors for Early Learners

Tailored for preschool and first-grade students, the February issue of Roshd Koodak is a whimsical package of celebration. It introduces young children to the joy of national and religious festivities through storytelling and play.

• Featured Highlights: "The Ladybug Festival," "Puppet Theater in a Box," and "Flag in the Wind."
• Character Adventures: Engaging tales such as "Boofie’s Adventures" and "My Singing Friend" foster social-emotional growth and curiosity.

Roshd No-Amooz (The New Learner): Discovering Real-Life Heroes

For second and third graders, this issue centers on the "It’s our Iran" Campaign. This initiative invites students to explore the concept of true heroism, connecting them with the historical and contemporary figures who have shaped the nation.

• Whimsical Stories: "Zebloo’s Adventures" and "The Sultan’s Tale (Part 5)."
• Interactive Content: From "The Sleepy Hour" to DIY puppet-making guides, the magazine encourages hands-on creativity and family engagement.

Roshd Danesh-Amooz (The Student): Music, History, and Healthy Living

The issue for fourth, fifth, and sixth graders takes a nostalgic and interactive turn. Recognizing the power of music in education, the magazine features the lyrics and audio of iconic revolutionary songs. Students are encouraged to listen, sing along, and engage in "lyrical journaling" to deepen their connection to their heritage.

• Featured Articles: "The Victory Bloom," "Space Pajamas," and "In Memory of the Martyrs."
• Skill Building: Practical guides like "A Home Gym for Yourself" and "A House I Will Build" promote physical health and constructive hobbies.
• Fiction: The much-anticipated final chapter of the popular series, "Island of the Unmannerly."

Empowering the Next Generation: Roshd Secondary School Journals Released

The latest editions of the Roshd Secondary Education Series (February 2026) have been released, offering a sophisticated blend of national identity, technological literacy, and professional skill-building for Iran’s junior and senior high school students.

Roshd Nojavan (Junior High): Identity and Excellence

Targeting students in grades 7 through 9, this issue’s lead feature, "We Are Iran," explores the resilience of the nation. It highlights how young people can contribute to the country's progress by excelling in science, arts, sports, and spiritual growth. 

• Key Highlights: A featured biography of Major General Hossein Salami, exploring leadership and service.
• Diverse Perspectives: Articles such as "The Scientists’ World Cup," "Deep Learning," and "A Mirror as Wide as History" encourage students to view their education through a global and historical lens.

Roshd Javan (Senior High): Culture, Tech, and Modern Living

Designed for senior secondary students, Roshd Javan utilizes themed "hubs" to explore contemporary issues. This month’s issue focuses on the intersection of psychology, technology, and lifestyle.

• Digital Literacy: "Digital Fast Food" and "AI is Thirsty" (exploring the environmental and resource costs of Artificial Intelligence).
• The Psychology of Living: "The Psychology of Food in Images" and "Puffy Brains" (addressing cognitive consumption).
• Skill Development: Specialized segments on creative writing and "Methods for Success."

Roshd Honarjoo (Vocational & Technical Education): Career Readiness

For students in technical and vocational tracks, Roshd Honarjoo bridges the gap between classroom theory and the global labor market. The lead article, *"The Code of Victory," discusses national resilience and professional steadfastness.

• Entrepreneurship: "Marketing through Experience Design" and "Flexibility in a Changing Job Market."
• Practical Skills: "The Power of Hands: Basic Home Repairs" and a deep dive into "Networking and Software" as a high-income, low-cost career path.

Specialized Science: Roshd Borhan Mathematics

The February issue of Roshd Borhan (Junior High Math) focuses on financial literacy and the practical application of mathematics in the real world.

• Financial Mathematics: A lead feature titled "Calculating Risk and Return" introduces students to the stock market, using simplified mathematical models to explain investment gains and losses.
• Historical Pioneers: A tribute to Al-Biruni, the polymath mathematician, including an analysis of how he measured the Earth's circumference.
• Mathematics in Daily Life: From "Mathematical Astronomy" to analyzing "Electricity Bills," the journal demonstrates that math is an essential tool for personal and professional success.