Peer Evaluation Thread - active June 18 - June 30

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@Mariya-Rajpar Your project stands out for its hands-on, inclusive approach to teaching science.

By combining videos and experiments, it allows students to connect abstract chemistry concepts—like acids and alkalis—with real life. The use of litmus paper to test daily items makes learning active and accessible for all learners.

This kind of practical, inquiry-based teaching keeps students curious and engaged. I found it both inspiring and replicable

@HAZAR0c50a82765 Hazar’s project introduces students to artistic expression in a creative, modern way. Using smartphones and free apps makes the activity accessible and engaging. Blending realism with imagination helps students see that art can reflect both the world and their inner vision.

@Engr-Zeeshan project smartly combines gamification with hands-on science. Letting students explore atmospheric pressure through live experiments adds excitement and real learning. The lucky draw adds fun and builds anticipation. Great way to keep students curious and active.

@Oojala-Tasneem Your project creates a real bridge between cultures. Connecting students from Pakistan and Japan through an interactive Zoom session opens minds and builds empathy. It’s not just learning about others .it’s learning with others. A great model for global citizenship in classrooms.

@Samia-mhad18 project shows how play can build more than just skills — it builds confidence. By using digital tools to gamify social-emotional learning in English classes, she makes language learning more human, interactive, and meaningful. A creative approach that helps learners connect both emotionally and intellectually.

@Mishael-Naqash project brings SDG 4 to life by reaching girls where they are online.
Through YouTube, WhatsApp, and TikTok, she delivers accessible, empowering content that promotes digital literacy and supports quality education. A practical and impactful effort to close the gender gap in learning.

@ateeque-soomro
Your project turns everyday math into a shared adventure. By using real-life problems in a multi-grade classroom, students not only grasp concepts but also build teamwork and leadership skills. A smart way to connect learning with life.

@Tabbasum
Your project makes chemistry come alive. By using drama and real-life examples to teach buffer solutions, students relate better and enjoy the learning. The flipped classroom approach and student reflections make the lesson both engaging and memorable.

@Shaista-Kalhoro project smartly uses familiar platforms like Facebook and WhatsApp to support learning. It encourages students to ask questions, share ideas, and collaborate in teams. A practical and inclusive approach that brings innovation into everyday tools.

@Kanwal-Zaman project creates an inclusive space through storytelling. Bringing all grade levels together, including students with diverse learning disabilities, promotes empathy, shared learning, and strong classroom bonds. A simple yet impactful way to build unity.

@Noor-Fatima
project shows how gamified lessons can turn any classroom into a space of joy and inclusion. Using hands-on educational games, she keeps students engaged and active while learning. A creative and effective approach.

@HINA539741cd527 project highlights the power of inclusive tech in math education. By using tools like magnifiers and speech apps, she ensures every student has equal access to learning. A strong step toward truly barrier-free classrooms.

@Asmashahzad1985
Your project shows how game-based teaching can transform the classroom. Her use of games increased student motivation, active participation, and improved learning outcomes. A practical and engaging approach to better education.

@Bousl2336873cb4
Your project connects geometry with real life. His offline app, The Geometry of Life, teaches Pythagoras’ and Thales’ theorems using examples from biology. It’s free, interactive, and accessible—making math meaningful and practical.

@TatianaSh I really like Hazar project .
@HAZAR0c50a82765

"This project is amazing! By introducing students to different ways of representing reality in art, you're not only teaching them about artistic techniques but also encouraging creativity, self-expression, and critical thinking. Using digital tools like smartphones and free editing apps makes the project so accessible and relevant to their lives. It's fantastic that students can explore their imagination and creativity while learning about art in a fun and interactive way. The possibilities are endless, and I can see students developing a deeper understanding of art and its many forms. Kudos to you for designing such an engaging and innovative project!"

@TatianaSh
@Faiza4288c7d8b7
This is what going where students are truly means.
You’ve met your learners in the world they love: the world of games, and turned it into a powerful platform for language development and critical thinking. Your work is a perfect reflection of what 21st-century teaching should be: innovative, student-centered, and deeply engaging.
Using simulation games for vocabulary learning is not only creative, but also deeply effective. You’ve clearly shown how these games immerse students in real-world scenarios, helping them learn and apply new words naturally and meaningfully.
From managing a farm to running a hospital, your students are doing more than playing, they are living the language.
Your school is fortunate to have such a visionary educator. Your passion, insight, and dedication are shaping confident, curious learners.
Bravo, Faiza , and keep leading the way!

@Samia-mhad18 Thank you so much for your kind words about my project! I really appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts—it means a lot.️

@TatianaSh
@Rafia-Khokhar
This is what inclusive, 21st-century education truly looks like!
Your lesson on photosynthesis is more than a science topic , it’s a powerful example of how understanding and embracing diversity in learning styles can transform the classroom into a space where every student feels seen, heard, and capable.
From using motivational activities and outdoor learning to integrating visual aids, hands-on experiments, and discussions, you’ve crafted a learning journey that connects the mind, heart, and senses.
Your garden activity in particular was brilliant : giving students the chance to observe, ask, and think critically in a natural setting. That’s not just teaching, that’s inspiring curiosity and confidence.
Thank you for reminding us that education isn’t one-size-fits-all. Your work truly honors the uniqueness of each learner. Bravo, Rafia!

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 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