The NGO "Small Heart with Art," in cooperation with the EdEra educational platform, has announced the launch of a free online course titled "How to Teach Superheroes 2.0." The project was developed specifically for educators providing education to children undergoing inpatient treatment or rehabilitation under martial law.

Liudmyla Sokur, head of the NGO and member of the Board of Trustees of the "School of Superheroes" state institution, emphasized that the initiative aims to realize every child's right to education, regardless of their health status. According to her, the course is designed to equip teachers with professional competencies to create an adaptive educational space in hospital wards, fostering psychological support and encouraging students' dreams even in difficult life circumstances.

The curriculum consists of 14 thematic sections containing practical tools, checklists, and applied case studies. Course participants will master:

• Methods for organizing education during medical treatment;

• Specifics of interacting with children who have experienced traumatic events;

• Communication algorithms for engaging with guardians and supporting students in crisis states.

A group of experts contributed to the content development, including First Lady Olena Zelenska, the founder of "School of Superheroes" Yevheniya Smirnova, and the head of the institution's Board of Trustees Nataliya Moseychuk.

The total training duration is 20 academic hours. Upon successful completion, participants will receive certificates equivalent to 0.7 ECTS credits. Registration for the course, which officially starts on February 9, is available via the link on the EdEra platform.