• "Empowering Primary Education through Computational Thinking and ICT"

    @FarhanMehboob Excellent sharing brother.
    Loved this topic you chose for discussion although you had covered it with justified information you provided. Brother we are belonging to a country which is already trying to play best role for improvements in education deparment. But thinkings and creating ideas are best paths of imrovements. I hope this forum will response more information regarding your topic.
    Regards and best wishes for you

    Zeeshan Mahboob
    High School Teacher
    Government Boys Higher Secondary School Dando
    Taluka Tando Ghulam Hyder
    District Tando Muhammad Khan
    Province of Sindh
    Pakistan
    Cell # 0092 336 214 9427
    email: kingasadking921@gmail.com

  • Right Sir,
    But I think that lack of teacher training and equity issues are a big challenge in implementing this things.

  • As-salamo-aliqum brother
    The quotes you included perfectly encapsulate the vision of what CT and ICT can achieve in education. Jeanette Wing's assertion that computational thinking should be on par with reading, writing, and arithmetic is a powerful reminder of the foundational role these skills play in modern education. Steve Jobs, Mitchel Resnick, and Bill Gates all highlight the broader benefits of programming and computational thinking, reinforcing the idea that these skills go beyond the realm of computer science to enhance overall cognitive abilities.

    Thank you for sharing such an insightful and forward-thinking perspective on the future of primary education. It's crucial that we continue to advocate for and implement these transformative educational practices to empower the next generation of learners.

  • @Sanjay-Kumar-1 WA alaikumu Salam,
    Thanks for your wonderful time. Primary Education works like piller.

    (FARHAN MEHBOOB)
    Primary School Teacher
    SINDH, PAKISTAN

  • @AbdulRehman5 No doubt, Sir. From the issues teacher training is big challenges in using ICT in primary education especially in our country. There are several departments like PITE are training newly recruited teachers.

    (FARHAN MEHBOOB)
    Primary School Teacher
    SINDH, PAKISTAN

  • @Sanjay-Kumar-1 You're welcome! I'm glad the ideas resonated with you. It's crucial to integrate computational thinking and ICT into primary education. Your dedication to this goal is admirable. Let's keep working together to empower and inspire the next generation of learners.

    (FARHAN MEHBOOB)
    Primary School Teacher
    SINDH, PAKISTAN

  • @Engr-Zeeshan

    Lovely Brother, I completely agree with your response. Our country is indeed making efforts to improve education, but generating new ideas and thinking creatively are very essential for further progress. I hope this forum will provide valuable information.

    Regards and best wishes to you tooo

    (FARHAN MEHBOOB)
    Primary School Teacher
    SINDH, PAKISTAN

  • @FarhanMehboob definitely

    Burfat Ali

  • @Burfatmukhtiar Yes Sir CT is a fundamental skill for everyone.

    (FARHAN MEHBOOB)
    Primary School Teacher
    SINDH, PAKISTAN

  • @FarhanMehboob to improve Education we must focus on computational thinking. It's AI generation. The communication is very fast now a days

  • @FarhanMehboob Great ideas but here is lack of Govt facilities Like No proper Building, no light ,no water,no furniture etc There is we think ICT through sharing information it's totally fruitless.

  • @Engr-Zeeshan Dear Brother Zeeshan Mehboob,
    Much appreciated your efforts towards the goal of students.
    Yes. This forum is excellent path for communication, and the teachers here are very hardworking and intelligent. Our colleagues are sharing their ideas and experiences. Every teacher has the desire for their students to become future leaders and serve the nation.

    (FARHAN MEHBOOB)
    Primary School Teacher
    SINDH, PAKISTAN

  • @RASHEED-ULLAH Dear Sir,
    You’re right that many schools lack basic facilities, which is a big problem. However, even with limited resources, ICT can still make a difference by introducing students to new ways of thinking and solving problems. While it doesn’t solve all the issues, it can help make the most of what we have and inspire future improvements.

    (FARHAN MEHBOOB)
    Primary School Teacher
    SINDH, PAKISTAN