- What are the reasons that children live on the street?
- What are the challenges faced by street children?
- What is our responsibility towards street children?
Final Reflections
I felt nervous about presenting my Exhibition to many people who were in Moshi, the U.K. and other places but I encouraged myself to be confident. Throughout my PYP Exhibition I learned a few skills: I learned how to use Zoom and I learned how to be positive no matter what the situation is. The most enjoyable part of my Exhibition was doing art with the street children. The most challenging part was dealing with the internet because here at home the internet is sometimes not good. If I could turn back time I would have made a song too. I learned that I can draw a lot of things.
Anna Marsden said, Dear Milcah, Well done, this was an amazing online exhibition. Congratulations in overcoming so many obstacles to produce such an informative presentation. It was obvious that you feel passionately about wanting to help and your compassion shone through. I loved that you produced art packs for Armani Centre. Well done.
Sandra Mills said, Thank you for your great presentation Milcah. i was very interested in how you use art with the street children. You really link your research with positive action. Well done and I ihope you continue your valuable work.
zitha said, Bravo Milcah. Your presentation was awesome. All the best in MYP
Grace Yohane said, Congratulations Milcah. Your presentation was amazing. Your art display has deep details and a lot of ideas. Well done.
Catherine Shayo said, Milcah your presentation was amazing. You faced some challenges but you made it through. I am very proud of your work. Great job.
Yvonne Carson said, That was a great presentation, Milcah. I very much like the idea of using Art to help children to get through difficult times, as you experienced yourself when you missed your family. Your personal experience will be useful when helping others face their challenges.
Dara Marsh said, I think it is cool what your doing for the children.
Bob Cofer said, You did a good job of connecting art with the kids. I know the communications were hard, but you overcame them. I hope that when you are back you can meet with them more to continue art projects.
Ms. Jaime said, So proud of you!! Fantastic presentation!:star_struck:
Margaret Brunt said, Congratulations Milcah.
Your presentation was amazing, you overcome so many challenges get there. Including information about Covid 19 made it so up to date.
Deborah Mills said, Great work Milcah! I think everyone faced challenges working away from campus but you faced more than most because of the difficulty of communicating with us online. At the very start you planned to do your Exhibition on Art. Then one day you told me you wanted to work with Julian on Street Children. I wondered why you had made such a complete change and it was then that you explained to me that you had always found art to be a source of comfort and happiness in difficult situations and you thought that it might prove similar for street children who were facing hard times. I am sorry that you did not get to spend more time at the Amani Centre but I’m sure they are pleased to receive your art packs and that when campus opens you will be able to go down and do more face to face lessons. Well done Milcah for your commitment and effort – you should be proud of yourself.
Karen Weber said, Hi MIlcah! We missed you so much over the past few weeks. What an amazing presentation you made. You have packed so much information in your presentation. You found some great solutions around the virtual presention, it shows how resilient and how creative you are. We are so pround of you!
Ben Morley said, Well done, Milcah, you did it! It was wonderful to celebrate your learning with you and your presentation was informative, meaningful and very relevant to life in Tanzania. Thank you for raising awareness of this important topic. You should be feeling very proud.