Hello Salman
In every classroom, behind every quiet gaze or hesitant hand, lies a world of ideas waiting to be heard. The power of voice goes beyond speaking aloud it is the foundation of confidence, identity, and belonging. When we give children the chance to express themselves freely, we don't just nurture better communicators; we build stronger minds and more compassionate communities.
Yet, too often, children feel overlooked especially those who are shy, neurodivergent, or come from marginalized backgrounds. Their silence is not a lack of thought, but a lack of space to be heard. By creating inclusive, supportive environments where every child feels safe to speak up, we invite a diversity of perspectives that enrich learning for everyone.
Empowering students to share their voice means rethinking how we teach. It means:
- Encouraging open dialogue instead of rote answers
- Valuing emotion and experience as much as academic insight
- Listening—truly listening—with the intent to understand, not just to respond
When children realize their thoughts matter, they begin to believe in their worth. And when they believe in their worth, they become unstoppable. Giving every child a voice isn’t just about equity—it’s about unlocking the full potential of a generation.
in my class room I also give the chance to every student and motivate them to speak on basic things in front of the peers.