And I guess it's time, to sum up everything that we did here, during our volunteering project and share it with you.First things first and I want to say that time went so fast, but looking back to my memories I realize how many things we did, how many new experiences we gained here, in this small but beautiful town.
I often shared the history of my country with students. You can't even imagine how grateful I am for this opportunity. I recognized common things between Georgia and Lithuania when students were sharing their presentations about their country. Once We had a presentation about independence's day and even dates were the same for our countries. After presentations we had a quiz and students did it very well. I was so proud.
From time to time Me and Rodrigo where moderating student's discussion. In these activities, I was impressed, not only because of their English skills, but also how smart, how bright-minded they are. They are shy, and first I was afraid to force them talking but I know that they all have things to say out loud, to share. That's a reason why covid-19 annoys me, we could motivate them more if we could meet in real life, not in teams.
A week full of emotions. It started with the On-arrival training and before being part of it I didn't know what was that. During this online training I could meet other volunteers that are working in Lithuania with similar programs as me. I could learn from them how they're managing their projects and the difficulties because of the restrictions. Even though the programs are quite different, we still could share experiences and feelings during the last two months in Lithuania. Also, we were following the instructions and advices from two coaches who tried to explain to us everything about volunteering here: our rights, musts and tasks.