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In Melitopol held an educational intensive “Privacy” for college students

In the Melitopol College of Transfer and Services for Students held an educational intensive “Privacy”

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In Melitopol held an educational intensive “Privacy” for college students

In the Melitopol College of Transfer and Services for students held an educational intensive “Prenaviki”.

During the event, the participants mastered a number of important competencies: they learned how to identify false information, learned the basics of psychological first aid and the rules of safe behavior. Special attention was paid to ways to maintain inner peace – students not only got acquainted with the appropriate techniques, but also worked out in practice algorithms of actions in difficult situations, as well as ways to support others and ensure their own safety.

Thanks to productive work and active interaction in the group, students gained new knowledge and became more confident in their orientation in difficult circumstances.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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