Dongjak-gu Reveals Alberto Mondi's Gifted Child Education Method

On the 20th, Differences Between Korean and Italian Childcare Laws... Any Parent of Infants and Toddlers in Dongjak-gu Can Apply

Dongjak-gu (Mayor Park Il-ha) will hold a parenting concert on the 20th at the Wonbulgyo Sotasan Memorial Hall (75 Hyeonchung-ro) under the theme "Alberto Mondi's Gifted Child Education Method."

The district and the Dongjak-gu Childcare Support Center have prepared a place where parents exhausted from childcare can receive self-care and parenting healing programs, obtain educational information from experts, and communicate with each other.

This time, the invited expert, broadcaster Alberto Mondi, who graduated from an Italian science high school, attracted attention by raising a son in the top 0.3% gifted category through homeschooling.

On the day, Alberto will give lectures on ▲What are the differences between child education methods in Korea and Italy? ▲How to raise a child in the top 0.3% gifted category ▲What it means to become a parent.

The event will be held from 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at the first-floor Sotasan Hall for parents with infants and young children in Dongjak-gu (400 people).

Applications can be made through the Dongjak-gu Childcare Support Center website and may close on a first-come, first-served basis.

Also, a review event will be held on the Dongjak-gu Childcare Support Center Instagram, and souvenirs will be given through a lottery.

Furthermore, in November and December, programs such as ▲Healing time with herbs ▲Image making using personal color ▲Playing with our child using books will be consecutively promoted.

For more details about the Dongjak-gu parenting healing program, please check the Dongjak-gu Childcare Support Center website or contact the Home Care Team.

Park Il-ha, Mayor of Dongjak-gu, said, "I hope this parenting concert will be an opportunity to resolve parenting concerns and set the right educational direction," and added, "We will continue to provide various programs that can contribute to the growth of children."