14 research teams made up of Jasło elementary and high school students worked for five months on their research projects in the first edition of the Exchange of Brilliant Ideas for Jasło. In the high school category, the winner was the team whose goal was to create an “Electronic mascot of the Science Generator in Jasło,” while in the elementary school category the young researchers tackled the issue of radio plays and created their own radio play.
I very much appreciate these types of competitions, in which our Jasło youth can present their passions, primarily because they make us realize how great the potential is also in the younger generation of Jasło residents,” said during the final gala, Ryszard Pabian, mayor of Jasło, who also recalled that the implementation of the “Jasło-city of knowledge” program would not have been possible without the great commitment of his deputy Małgorzata Adamska-Chmiel.
Dr. Krzysztof Głuc, a lecturer at the Cracow University of Economics, an expert who has been cooperating with the city on the implementation of the Jasło-city-of-knowledge program for more than a dozen years, was also a guest at the gala. – The most important thing is to let young people realize their own ideas and let them come to it on their own. Only in this way, by overcoming difficulties and starting again often from the very beginning, can success be achieved. In every young person there is this strength, this talent, only it often remains undiscovered. Programs such as the one in Jasielski make this possible,” said K. Gluc.
Participants in the GGP competition were divided into two age categories: elementary and secondary schools. At the same time, it was additionally possible to choose a project category from: scientific-research, social and practical-construction. The realized ideas were evaluated by an expert committee consisting of Barbara Czernecka (chairwoman), Barbara Gonera and Wieslaw Hap (committee members). In addition, the entire competition was supervised by Aleksandra Dacyl, an external expert.
Importantly, at the request of the City of Jasło, the competition was included in the curatorial list of knowledge, artistic and sports competitions organized in the school year 2022/2023 by the school superintendent, which can be listed on the elementary school graduation certificate. This means that awarded and distinguished elementary school students can receive an entry about the place or distinction won on the school graduation certificate and receive additional points during recruitment.
prizes:
1st place (high schools): Electronic mascot of the Science Generator in Jaslo. Team: Maksymilian Budziak, Dawid Halerz, Marek Jaracz, Julia Momot, Nikodem Stępień and Witold Wojdyła. Supervisor: Ignacy Wojdyła.
First place (elementary schools): In the beginning was the Word. How to encourage young Yaslanians to listen to the radio? Team: Adrianna Dąbrowska, Milena Dybaś, Maja Hendzel, Alicja Kuźnar, Jan Trzeciak and Zuzanna Wojcieszek. Supervisor: Bożena Dziadzio.
Second place (high schools): In the matrix of discord. How to help Jaslo teenagers resolve conflicts with adults? Team: Paulina Drechny, Natalia Gorczyca, Klaudia Kalita and Paulina Kulig. Supervisor was: Wieslawa Szymczak.
II places (elementary schools): How to make young Yaslanians aware of the benefits of active music making? Team: Franciszek Czajka, Sonia Jurusik, Blanka Larysz and Dominik Michalski. Supervisor Piotr Larysz.
Third place (high schools): A place like this. Where is worth going for a walk in Jaslo? Team: Konrad Bajorek, Jakub Burnatowski, Gabriela Cholewiak, Diana Czech, Anna Kutyna and Maciej Wojnicki. Supervisor: Katarzyna Gardzina.
Third place (elementary schools): Language that connects. What should be done so that young Yaslanians better communicate with seniors? Team: Miłosz Kiełbasa, Tomasz Kras, Emilia Myśliwiec and Mikołaj Okarma. Supervisor: Monika Szczepanik.
distinctions:
secondary schools
Jasielsk Suite as the result of a scientific and research process answering the question; how was the musical life of Jaslo shaped at the turn of the 20th and 21st centuries? leaned: Zuzanna Dziedzic, Karolina Furmanek, Oliwia Kolasa, Magdalena Madejczyk, Katarzyna Ochwat and Luiza Waśko. Supervisor: Zbigniew Dranka.
elementary schools
Take no questions, take a hug. How to increase the sensitivity of young Yaslanians to the difficulties in the functioning of people with various disabilities? Team: Sara Banach, Tatiana Berkowicz, Zuzanna Bochenek, Artur Dacyl, Daria Drążewska and Karol Królicki. Supervisor: Barbara Dacyl-Swiszcz.
Board games are GENIAL. We organize a marathon of board games available in the media room of the Generator of Science in Jaslo, as a way of spending free time for elementary school students. Team: Bartosz Janas, Igor Kolodziej, Blazej Lew, Franciszek Seredyński and Wiktor Wietecha. Supervisor: Olga Szudy-Seredynska.
AACo tell me? How to facilitate communication between children with intellectual and coupled disabilities and children with intellectual norms from Jaslo elementary schools? Team: gor Cyrkiel, Patryk Kosiba, Milena Maczuga and Maja Turek. Supervisor: Nina Cieślik-Wilk.
Trees and us. How to encourage the young residents of Jaslo to protect trees? Team: Kamila Czyżowicz, Ewa Igielska, Nikola Poręba, Anna Szewczyk, Michał Trychta, Juliusz Wolnik. Supervisor: Wieslawa Szymczak.
Treasures of the home medicine cabinet. How do the people of Jaslo use herbs in everyday life? Team: Zuzanna Bąk, Julia Doktor, Kinga Kras and Marlena Mysliwiec. Supervisor: Justyna Lesniak.
How to prepare a city game, using the resources of GEN in Jaslo? Team: Szymon Dębiak, Igor Hombesch, Kacper Niedźwiedź, Franciszek Seredyński and Filip Żarnowski. Supervisor: Olga Szudy-Seredynska.
Let’s connect the generations. How to organize a place that will integrate young Yaslanians with seniors? Team: Piotr Kąkol, Miłosz Kiełbasa, Adrian Marchewka and Dawid Myśliwiec. Supervisor: Katarzyna Spólnik.
We would like to thank all the teams and their chaperones, and we are already encouraging more eager young Iława residents to participate in the next edition of the GGP, which will begin in the fall.
Exchange of GENIAL Ideas for Jaslo is a task implemented by the City of Jaslo with funds from the project “Jaslo – my city, my home” in the framework of the project: “Jaslo – City of Knowledge” funded by the EEA Financial Mechanism 2014-2021 and the state budget.
