A child’s portfolio is not just a folder with their work. It is a history of their efforts, progress, and small victories.
At the end of the course, each child receives a personal portfolio: all their creative work, exercises, drawings, as well as documents confirming their completion of the course. For parents, this is a valuable tool for seeing the dynamics of development, strengths, and areas that need attention.
Here is a video from the portfolio of Danilo Tkalun, a child diagnosed with autism who completed a course of classes at the World of Opportunities Inclusive Center.
In his portfolio, Danil took home everything he did during the classes: crafts, drawings, and assignments. He also took home specialists’ conclusions about his progress, strengths, and recommendations for further steps.
This approach allows parents to see the results and children to feel proud of themselves.
We don’t just teach — we support, adapt, and inspire.
Because at the World of Opportunities Center, every child is important, unique, and heard.
