3.0 Teaching in the 21st Century Competition
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Hi Faiza!
Your post highlights an exciting shift in education, using game mechanics (like badges, leaderboards, and quests) to supercharge engagement and skill-building.
The benefits are compelling: from turbocharged motivation to real-time feedback and collaborative problem-solving.
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Adaptability and flexibility are essential life skills that can benefit students in many ways. Here are some ways teachers can teach adaptability and flexibility to students:
Teaching adaptability:
Embracing change: Encourage students to be open to new ideas, perspectives, and approaches. Problem-solving: Provide students with real-world problems to solve, encouraging them to think creatively and adapt to new situations. Flexibility in learning: Offer choices and flexibility in assignments, allowing students to take ownership of their learning. Role-playing: Use role-playing activities to simulate real-life scenarios, teaching students to adapt to different situations and perspectives. Reflective practice: Encourage students to reflect on their learning, identifying areas where they need to adapt and improve.Teaching flexibility:
Project-based learning: Encourage students to work on projects that require flexibility and adaptability. Group work: Assign group projects that require students to work together, share ideas, and adapt to different work styles. Brainstorming: Encourage students to generate multiple solutions to a problem, promoting flexibility in thinking. Scenario-based learning: Use scenario-based learning activities to teach students to think on their feet and adapt to new situations. Encouraging experimentation: Encourage students to try new approaches and take calculated risks, promoting flexibility and adaptability.Assessment and feedback:
Self-assessment: Encourage students to reflect on their adaptability and flexibility, identifying areas for improvement. Peer feedback: Encourage students to provide feedback to their peers, promoting a growth mindset and adaptability. Growth mindset: Foster a growth mindset in students, emphasizing that adaptability and flexibility can be developed over time.By incorporating these strategies, teachers can help students develop the adaptability and flexibility they need to succeed in an ever-changing world.
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AI usage is the challenge faced by education industry but with the proper guidance and workshops, teachers can learn to use it accordingly. Ai can quickly complete repititive tasks like organizing data or grading quizzes and giving students more time to focus on studying.
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Classroom management
Discussing important aspects of a successful classroom and techniques that teachers can use to create a high-performing learning environment
Prime
Peek
Peruse
Participate
Prudent
Post mortem
Prime
Why am I reading this 📖?
What do I seek to discover from it?
What do I know about the subject?
What do I know about the author?
Peer
Our cursory peek may include peeking for the following
A table of contents, footnotes and an index etc
Headings and subheadings
Introductions and conclusions
How the book 📙 is arranged
What the blurb on the front and back claims
Peruse
We do this by flickering the pages at the rate of a page 📄 per second 🕒
What is the style of the book 📕 like?
Are there key words or concept which keep coming up?
Are the sections highlighted at the peer stage the right ones?
Is there any technical ⚙️ terminology? Where is it?
Participate
Now is the real time ⏲️ for reading 📖
Here we read every first and last sentence of each paragraph
Possible the first and last paragraphs of the chapters identified
Again we mark up the area which are most relevant to our purpose
Prudent
This is all about speed reading of marked area
Postmortem
This is all about the process of reading 📖
What worked?
What helped?
Where was time of Comprehension lost?
Teaching green
Integrating climate education into school curriculum, vocational education, workplace skills development, teaching materials, pedagogy, and assessment.
Thank Ateeaque you've shared fantastic low-cost/no-cost strategies to create a greener classroom while actively involving students in sustainability efforts. I especially love the creativity of the recycling bin decorating contest, what a brilliant way to make eco-consciousness fun and visible!
Your emphasis on digital alternatives (like paperless submissions) combined with hands-on reuse projects shows a perfect balance between technology and tangible action. These ideas don’t just reduce waste, they turn students into real change-makers by embedding sustainable habits into daily learning.
The ‘reduce, reuse, recycle’ approach here is both doable and impactful. It proves that environmental education doesn’t require big budgets, just creativity and commitment. Thanks for these actionable tips;
Digital teaching tools
Sharing good practices, discussing educational issues and trends for quality education
@Samreen-Tahir
Hello dear colleagues,.
I’d like to share with you all. As you know, I’ve been working with my students—my girls—on exploring AI and creative tools like Canva. Recently, I gave them a new topic: “How Can We Save Our Earth from Climate Change.” I asked them to write about it and create posters that reflect their thoughts and ideas.
To take it a step further, we also experimented with adding audio to their posters—a trial run to boost their confidence and fluency in speaking. It was like a mini podcast or audio presentation, allowing them to express their ideas not just visually but also through their own voices.
Today I got first presentation completed by one of my student ،im sharing link and eager to hear from you.
Inclusive teaching
Equal access to learning. Education based on individual learning needs. Supporting diversity in your classroom.
Hello everyone,
Neurodiversity encompasses a spectrum of conditions like ADHD, autism, and dyslexia, and our classrooms are increasingly inclusive of these learners. What strategies do you employ to effectively support neurodiverse students while also meeting the needs of the whole class? I'm particularly interested in successful differentiation techniques, behavioral management approaches, and ways to foster a truly inclusive atmosphere.
Appreciate your experiences and advice!
Hi Anna
This is very interesting news for those who believe in all of these goals.
Best regards from Tunisia
Chokri
Hi team,
Imagination is often associated with creative arts, but it's vital in every subject, from science to history. It helps students envision solutions, new possibilities, and different perspectives. What are some practical ways you encourage and nurture imagination in your daily lessons, even in subjects that might seem less "creative" at first glance?
Share your inspiring strategies!