3.0 Teaching in the 21st Century Competition
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AI software is rapidly becoming a leading force in enhancing many aspects of our professional and personal lives. As new careers emerge and others become obsolete in the coming decade, AI prompt engineering may become an essential skill for students to learn in order to stay competitive and adaptable.
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Hi! I’m Chaima, a passionate and dedicated educator with a strong background in English teaching and global citizenship education. With two bachelor's degrees—one in Teaching and one in English—and over four years of experience in primary education, I’ve combined classroom skills with international volunteering experiences, such as teaching with AIESEC in Egypt.
Beyond the classroom, I’m actively involved in leadership and community development through JCI Kairouan, where I serve as Vice President in charge of Fundraising and Development. I’ve also had the honor of moderating international forums and organizing impactful training programs.
My favorite part of what I do? Empowering others—whether it’s students learning their first English words or young leaders developing their skills through civic engagement.
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The number of forum users and activity on the forum is increasing rapidly, and as a result, we need to reintroduce the forum's rules.
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We greatly appreciate your participation and contributions to the E-Teach forum.
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Hello there Dear @Ana_moderator,
I hope you are doing great things with your approaches. Indeed, everyone here is working hard to share valuable knowledge with colleagues, students, and teachers nearby.
I wanted to share that a few days ago, I was honored with the title of Ambassador for reaching over 400 reputation points on the e-teach forum.This recognition is truly inspiring. The forum has provided me with e-learning tools, a platform to showcase my experiences, and an opportunity to interact with international colleagues and learn from their experiences.
I am very thankful to you, Ana, for organizing such a wonderful platform.
Best regards
Classroom management
Discussing important aspects of a successful classroom and techniques that teachers can use to create a high-performing learning environment
Hello everyone!
I work in a vocational high school where I teach literature.
Unfortunately, I often use break methods mainly to re-engage my students during class — especially when they lose focus or start getting bored.
They enjoy active and fun activities, like shouting out answers in a "Mazinga ice breaker", tossing a ball while asking topic-related questions, or doing simple stretching exercises.
For me, it's really important that they laugh a little — because laughter is an instant refresh for both body and mind.
Teaching green
Integrating climate education into school curriculum, vocational education, workplace skills development, teaching materials, pedagogy, and assessment.
@Samar-Mohamed
I think Project-Based Learning (PBL) is a teaching method where students learn by actively working on real-world projects. It helps them develop problem-solving skills and apply what they learn in practical ways.
Inclusive teaching
Equal access to learning. Education based on individual learning needs. Supporting diversity in your classroom.
Chart on "Our Treasured Ocean":
I worked with the students to create a chart on the topic "Our Treasured Ocean." As we created the chart, I emphasized the importance of ocean conservation, highlighting the fact that the ocean is a natural blessing from God. As residents of Sindh, we have a responsibility to protect our coastline and preserve the ocean's beauty for future generations. I encouraged the students to think creatively about careers related to marine or ocean conservation, emphasizing that this field needs talented and dedicated professionals. The chart featured colorful illustrations of ocean creatures, pearls, and other marine life, along with the message:
"We need to own our ocean, as the world is owning it!"
Hi Anna
This is very interesting news for those who believe in all of these goals.
Best regards from Tunisia
Chokri
@Ana_moderator
Now I'm getting notificstion.
Regards