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Hey everyone,
Socio-emotional learning (SEL) consistently comes to mind as a foundational element for student success. Many of you are likely familiar with the "Wheel of SEL" (often associated with CASEL's framework), which typically outlines five core competencies: Self-Awareness, Self-Management, Social Awareness, Relationship Skills, and Responsible Decision-Making.
This framework offers such a powerful lens through which to view our practice.
Instead of viewing SEL as a separate subject, how can we more intentionally weave these competencies into our existing curriculum, no matter the subject?

1. Think about your primary subject area(s). How could you design a lesson or activity that explicitly requires students to practice, for example, "Responsible Decision-Making" in a math problem, or "Social Awareness" in a history discussion?
2. What are some of the subtle, yet powerful, ways you foster "Self-Awareness" or "Self-Management" even when teaching academic content?
   Let's challenge ourselves to think beyond standalone SEL lessons and explore how the SEL wheel can enrich every facet of our teaching.
   Eager to read your innovative ideas,

Faizah

@Bousl2336873cb4 sharing my insights what I have learned from the project "The Geometry of Life". Its a free, offline educational app developed to help students understand Pythagoras’ and Thales’ theorems by connecting geometry with real-life biological examples. Through interactive exercises, engaging videos, and practical problem-solving, the app demonstrates how math principles appear in nature from DNA spirals to plant structures making learning more visual, intuitive, and interdisciplinary. It’s designed to support both students and teachers, especially in areas with limited internet access. With plans for future improvements like augmented reality and expanded subject coverage, the app represents a modern, hands-on approach to STEM education that inspires curiosity by linking abstract math to the living world.
Best wishes
Faizah

Nawres's "Battle of the Emperors" project is a masterclass in innovative education. An effective approach to teach ancient history through gamification, Nawres has crafted an experience that's both entertaining and enlightening. Students are no longer passive learners; they're active participants, immersed in a world of discovery and exploration.

@Bousl2336873cb4 873cb4 gone through your project its very impressive specially the offline app that is suggested to use to teach concepts more effectively. The concept is also amazing that you have connected geometry with biology.

Samia is a teacher who blends technology and heart in her teaching. By using Baamboozle and Wordwall, she transforms traditional English grammar and vocabulary lessons into dynamic, student-centered adventures. Her class seems lively, interactive, and full of laughter, making even the toughest topics approachable. Beyond academics, Samia is deeply committed to nurturing social-emotional learning, helping develop students confidence, empathy, and strong communication skills. Her classroom seems a safe space where every child feels valued and inspired to reach their full potential. Samia’s passion and creativity truly make a lasting impact on her students and fellow teachers alike.

@Samia-mhad18 thank you so much for such encouraging feedback, I am working on online games integrations since 2020 this was my research consent as well I have performed experimental studies in different school, I have published my research article on this as well.

@Nawres-Alabed thank you so much dear for your precious time to give feedback.

Good to know that the naps can be also a powerful strategy for development of memory and retention in Kids.

Great sharing Abeer, the I want to add that by focusing on multisensory instruction and breaking tasks in smaller units will help a lot, Keep sharing .

Lovely Abeer
Its always great to listen you, its just boost up the teaching spirit.

Fade up of textbooks?
Online games make learning English more engaging, immersive, and effective. Think of it as turning homework into playtime! Sounds interesting?
Come let's explore....
Why Games are Great for English:

1. Want to Learn: Games are fun and make learning fun! They keep user motivated and curious.
2. Real English, contextual learning: Learn words and phrases by using them in context, just like in real life.
3. All competencies Get a Workout: Practice reading, listening, speaking, and writing naturally through playing games.
4. Replay! No Fear of Mistakes: The relaxed environment of games helps you experiment and get comfortable with the language.
5. Vocabulary which Sticks: experiential learning of new words in meaningful game stories, making them easier to remember.

You love puzzles or epic adventures, there's a game to make your English journey more exciting.
Are you ready to swap your textbook for a game and unlock your full English potential?
Give it a try!

Regards
Faizah

Fade up of textbooks? Online games make learning English more engaging, immersive, and effective. Think of it as turning homework into playtime! Sounds interesting? Come let's explore....
Why Games are Great for English:

1. Want to Learn: Games are fun and make learning fun! They keep user motivated and curious.
2. Real English, contextual learning: Learn words and phrases by using them in context, just like in real life.
3. All competencies Get a Workout: Practice reading, listening, speaking, and writing naturally through playing games.
4. Replay! No Fear of Mistakes: The relaxed environment of games helps you experiment and get comfortable with the language.
5. Vocabulary which Sticks: experiential learning of new words in meaningful game stories, making them easier to remember.

You love puzzles or epic adventures, there's a game to make your English journey more exciting.
Are you ready to swap your textbook for a game and unlock your full English potential?
Give it a try!

Regards
Faizah

Hello everyone!
I am Faizah Mustafa Rahuja from Jamshoro, Sindh, Pakistan, and I work as a high school teacher. Always curious about learners' interests, gamification has been my focus since 2020. I've found that today's kids are addicted to screens, so why not use that for learning purposes?

Curious how games are transforming education?
Gamification uses game elements in learning to boost engagement, motivation, and problem-solving skills. Think badges for assignments, leaderboards for grades, and quests for complex problems!
Why explore it?
Boosts Engagement: Makes learning fun and interactive.
Increases Motivation: Inspires achievement through rewards.
Enhances Skills: Promotes critical thinking and problem-solving.
Provides Feedback: Offers real-time progress updates.
Fosters Collaboration: Encourages teamwork in activities.

What do you think? Feel free to share your insights....

Yes no doubt its very necessary to teach our child to manage emotions, specifically anger management. Thank you for the precious insight.

Hi
Glad to hear from you, This is Faizah Mustafa Rahuja, From Jamshoro Sindh Pakistan. Currently working as a High School Teacher in the Sindh Education and Literacy Department. I am a keen learner and am always in search of new learning.
it will be a great learning experience with you all.
Thank you
Regards
Faizah