Sixth Issue of Roshd's Student Magazines; Narrating Education, Creativity, and Tomorrow's Dream

According to the Public Relations and International Affairs Department of the Educational Research and Planning Organization, the educational and formative magazines of "Roshd of Koodak," "Roshd of Noamouz," and "Roshd of Danesh-Amouz" from the student magazines group of the primary education level, and the magazines "Roshd of Noojavan," "Roshd of Javan," "Roshd of Honar-Joo," and "Roshd of Bohran Motavaseat Aval" from the secondary education student magazines group, have been produced and published by the Educational Research and Planning Organization as part of the education and learning packages within the framework of the goals of the education system of the Islamic Republic of Iran.

In the sixth issue of the magazines for the current academic year, which reached the audience in the month of Esfand, content focused on the blessed month of Ramadan in the majestic Islamic religion has been published.

Roshd of Koodak

The sixth issue of "Roshd of Koodak," from the collection of educational and formative magazines of the Educational Research and Planning Organization under the Ministry of Education, was published in Esfand 1404 with the atmosphere of the final days of winter and the renewal of the earth. It takes its young audience on a journey full of kindness, thinking, and imagination.

In the opening remarks titled "Your Friend, the Editor-in-Chief," children are warmly welcomed to the spring season, Arbor Day, house cleaning, and preparations for the blessed month of Ramadan in the majestic Islamic religion. This editorial, found at the beginning of the magazine, echoes with hope and life education in a poetic form.

The distinctive feature of this Roshd of Koodak issue is its storytelling section, which presents moral and social concepts through short and tangible narratives. The story "Like a Mountain" speaks of perseverance and honesty, while the poem "Mulberry Sapling" speaks of responsibility toward nature. The religious narratives of this issue, with a kind gaze at the life of Imam Hassan (AS), have expressed the concepts of generosity and patience in child-friendly language.

Poems such as "Happy New Tree" and "Spring Has Arrived" have turned poetry into a tool for reflection, joy, and connection with God. In the craft section, children learn the concepts of creativity and thrift by making "Haji Firooz" items from recyclable materials. This issue encourages children to grow like spring blossoms, with truthfulness, friendship, and love.

Roshd of Noamouz

The sixth issue of the educational and formative monthly magazine "Roshd of Noamouz" has been published with a cheerful and educational approach for second and third-grade elementary students. In the opening pages, a piece titled "My Friend" appears in the form of a story about "Zabloo and Heddo." The author, using a sweet and dialogue-oriented language, leads children into the world of thought and ethics. In this story, Zabloo discovers that intelligence, mental exercise, and good behavior can be solutions to many of life's small challenges. In the poetry section, works such as "With the Coming of Spring" and "The Architect" introduce children to concepts of flight, effort, and honesty. Additionally, the poem "Sweet Journey," about a trip to Ahvaz and the Karun River, instills a sense of knowing the homeland and friendship into the verses. The main themes of this issue are spring, thinking before acting, kindness, and respect for the environment.

Roshd of Danesh-Amouz

The sixth issue of the educational and formative magazine "Roshd of Danesh-Amouz" begins with the editor-in-chief's editorial titled "As Long As We Wish"; a hopeful text that sees Nowruz as a symbol of victory over darkness and a time of kindness among hearts.

This issue has strengthened the bond between education and entertainment with a collection of literary and humorous stories. The humorous story "The Island of the Uncultured" addresses the importance of discipline and perseverance with a witty and educational language, while the story "A Girl in the Alley" speaks of the Prophet's (PBUH) simplicity and generosity.

This magazine, published in Esfand 1404 with a focus on Nowruz, kindness, and moral education, strives to strengthen human values in the childlike world by blending humor, storytelling, and religious teachings.

Roshd of Noojavan

The new issue of "Roshd of Noojavan" magazine has been published with a combination of stories, interviews, and social education. Its main focus centers on values such as personal identity, responsibility, honesty, and dialogue.

In the storytelling section, "Ostough Khaal" explores the warmth of friendship and cooperation in the coldness of winter. In the "My Commander" section, the piece "Shining Sun of Iran" introduces Martyr Dr. Mohammad Mahdi Tehranchi as a model of commitment and scientific research.

The interview section, titled "My Values," is a dossier where teenagers from various provinces have spoken about their religious beliefs, personal ethics, and human values. This issue, emphasizing personal identity and dialogue skills, invites teenagers to conscious reflection and interaction.

Roshd of Javan

The sixth issue of the fortieth cycle of the educational and formative monthly magazine "Roshd of Javan" (consecutive number 345) was published in Esfand 1404, focusing on the topic of life literacy and responsible consumption. In the editor's speech titled "Philosophy Lesson from the School Canteen," the concept of reforming consumption patterns is examined from a philosophical and ethical perspective.

The "Patogh" section includes cultural, technological, artistic, and skill-related content. In Patogh Literature and Culture, notes such as "Khashm Heydariyan" and "I Consume, Therefore I Am" have been published. In the Patogh Technology section, topics such as "Life in One Click" and "The Factory of Ideas" address digital economy and technology. Patogh Art and Media has also presented topics on visual composition and film analysis. In the Lifestyle section, articles such as "The Invisible Gold of the Century" and "From Interest to Medal" have been published.

Roshd of Honar-Joo

The sixth issue of the magazine "Roshd of Honar-Joo" was published in Esfand 1404 with a combination of educational, scientific, and social perspectives. In the opening note titled "Heavenly Journeys," the blessed month of Ramadan in the majestic Islamic religion and concepts such as kindness, patience, empathy, and school connections have been emphasized.

This issue covers themes such as religious education, science and technology, skill training, and sociology; from topics in optics and artificial intelligence to cultural and regional subjects such as introducing Sistan and Baluchestan.

Roshd of Bohhan Math – First Secondary School

The new issue of the monthly magazine "Roshd of Bohhan Math First Secondary School" (Cycle 31, Issue 160), in the editor's speech section titled "Khwaja Nasir, Architect of Thought and Ethics," analyzes the role of Khwaja Nasiruddin Tusi in science and ethics. Diverse educational articles, including "Geometric Concepts and Problem Solving," "Why Do We Study Math?", and "Coordinates; History and Application," address creative and practical math education.

Additionally, interviews with math teachers, content on the connection between astronomy and mathematics, the application of mathematics in advertising, and the practice and creativity section are among the other sections of this issue. The publication of this issue has coincided with the cultural and scientific occasions of Esfand month, such as Engineer's Day, Charity Day, and commemorations of Nizami Ganjavi and Parvin Etesami.