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WELCOME<\/span><\/h2>\n<\/div><\/div>
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Dear and beloved parents,<\/p>\n

I am very happy about the founding of Hermeion, because it offers me the opportunity to contribute to the formation of the character and personality of children, tomorrow's adults. The teacher has the happiness and the responsibility to put his little stone in order to build both the future of his homeland and the whole world. It is a great responsibility and pleasure to teach the Greek language and culture, thus helping to ensure that valuable and essential knowledge is not forgotten and falsified. After all, this work constantly gives me the opportunity for self-improvement and continuous cultivation, as I am called to study and research in order to teach responsibly. Perhaps the greatest satisfaction of all is when I feel the appreciation of the parents who entrust me with the education of their children, but, above all, when I feel the love of the children and see their progress and improvement.<\/span><\/p>\n

With honor and deepest appreciation,
\n<\/span>Angeliki Antzoulatou<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>

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BIOGRAPHY<\/h2>\n

Angeliki Antzoulatou<\/span><\/h3>\n<\/div><\/div>
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Angeliki Antzoulatou is a philologist, archaeologist, writer and founder of the \u00abHermeion\u00bb school. She was born and raised in the city of Athens. She studied at the \u00abNational and Kapodistrian University of Athens\u00bb, where she studied Archaeology and History of Art.<\/p>\n

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  • He is fluent in English and German.<\/li>\n
  • He attended training seminars on archaeology of the \u00abArchaeological Society at Athens\u00bb<\/li>\n
  • He deepened his studies in child psychology through educational programs of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens.<\/li>\n
  • He also participated in a number of seminars on archaeology, teaching to children, pedagogy, child psychology and editing of texts by other institutions.<\/li>\n
  • He was fortunate enough to be taught for eight years the ancient Greek language and the Homeric epics from the original Homeric text by the late Professor Anna Tziropoulou-Efstathiou.<\/li>\n
  • He knows enough rhetoric and orthophony.<\/li>\n
  • He has knowledge of dance, kinesiology and music, as he was taught ballet and guitar for many years.<\/li>\n
  • He also had the honor of many years of participation in the performance groups of the cultural institutions: \u00abPanhellenic Folklore Association of Roots\u00bb and \u00abLyceum Club of Greek Women of Athens\u00bb, from which he was taught for twenty years Greek traditional dances, Greek folk tradition and customs.<\/li>\n
  • He loves cycling and animals.<\/li>\n
  • He worked in museums and archaeological excavations.<\/li>\n
  • He worked as a philologist in a secondary school.<\/li>\n
  • He taught the German language to children for ten years.<\/li>\n
  • Her main and beloved work from 2004 until today is the teaching of Greek philological courses to children as well.<\/li>\n
  • In particular, he knows and loves the ancient Greek language, mythology, history and poetry, which he teaches with great zeal and fervor to children with the aim of their deepest cultivation through the knowledge of ancient Greek culture and its values.<\/li>\n
  • She is the wife of a remarkable man and the mother of a wonderful daughter.<\/li>\n
  • Finally, he has written the following books:
    \n\u00abGreek mythical history, Greek gods\u00bb
    \n\u00abPoems for children that we used to say in the old days\u00bb
    \n\u00abTongue twisters to loosen your tongue\u00bb
    \n\u00abAnthology of readings on the Greek Revolution of 1821\u00bb<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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