Narrative skills assessment in Szentes

In the 5th grade group in Szentes, the narrative skills of the children were assessed using a carefully compiled set of tasks by ELTE.

These tasks include tasks that, in addition to storytelling, include vocabulary, logical thinking and the ability to interpret mental states. The development of these skills is therefore very important, as they are the cornerstones of later successful learning, logical thinking and deep connection with others.

All this was realized within the framework of a joint project between ELTE and the Csányi Foundation, which is being implemented by several university students. Today’s survey was held in a good mood among the children in the Szentes group, who approached the tasks cooperatively and curiously. -Fábián Berta Szeged Group 3

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