Kevork Mourad exemplified how the act of painting uncovers our innate ability to weave together disparate elements to form a unified whole. This theme of unity, of joining forces, symbolizes peace and collective effort. In this sense, painting becomes a metaphor for our shared humanity, as we coalesce into a singular entity.

It's imperative that we derive pleasure from our work, for lack of enjoyment easily seeps into the quality of our output. As an artist, Kevork Mourad's primary objective is to serve as a conduit for Armenia and its rich culture, introducing it to the world through the strokes of his brush. His paintings are not merely canvases filled with color; they are windows into the soul of his homeland.

He highlighted that the schoolchildren's curiosity and zest for learning serve as a constant source of inspiration and a reminder of the boundless potential that lies within each of them.

Vicken Cheterian, a respected figure in the field, introduced the concept of journalism to the schoolchildren in a comprehensive and engaging manner. He described journalism as not just a profession, but as the production and distribution of reports on a critical interaction - the interaction of events, facts, ideas, and people that make up the "news of the day". This is vital as it informs society about the world they live in, and it does so with at least some degree of accuracy.

He went on to discuss the fundamental principles of ethical journalism, principles that every aspiring journalist should abide by. These are public accountability, a duty to the public to be transparent, impartiality & fairness, the commitment to report news without favor or bias, humanity, the obligation to treat all subjects of news with respect and dignity, truthfulness & accuracy, the commitment to strive for accuracy and present all facts truthfully, and objectivity, the principle of reporting news without the influence of personal feelings or opinions.

Furthermore, he shared insights from his personal journey, tracing his career path from starting off as a translator to becoming a journalist. Most notably, he highlighted his experiences during the time of war in Beirut, a period that undoubtedly shaped his career and outlook on journalism. Through sharing his experiences, he provided the schoolchildren with a real-world understanding of the field and its challenges.