Peer Evaluation Thread - active June 18 - June 30

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Hello @Imamuddin-Khaskh
I wanted to share my thoughts on your recent activity using a 'race' to study speed. I find this idea to be incredibly valuable! Encouraging students to race not only promotes physical exercise but also allows them to practice essential skills in data recording and analysis simultaneously.

To enhance this activity further, I suggest incorporating motion sensors or a sensor timer instead of relying on a manual timer. For example, using Phyphox to utilize an acoustic stopwatch could add an innovative twist. This stopwatch is triggered by sound, allowing runners to start and stop the timer by producing a sound as they begin and finish their run. This would make the activity even more engaging and technologically integrated.

Overall, I appreciate your creative approach to teaching speed, and I believe these enhancements could make the experience even more effective for the students.

Best regards,

Hello @Sanaa
I wanted to take a moment to share my thoughts on your recent lesson about managing waste and transforming it into beautiful craft products. This approach is truly inspiring! By emphasizing the global issue of waste, particularly plastic waste, you are addressing a crucial and vital topic in your classroom.

The products your students created really caught my attention. To enhance this experience even further, consider incorporating elements of STEM education, even in simple ways. This could help students understand that turning trash into treasure also involves an engineering design process. It would be a great way to connect creativity with problem-solving skills.

Regardless, I was impressed by how engaged your students were throughout the activity. Your efforts are making a meaningful impact!

Best regards,

@Tabbasum Thank you for such an engaging and clear physics lesson! I really liked how you explained the concepts step by step and used simple examples to help students understand. It was great to see how students were actively involved, asking questions, giving answers, and participating in the discussion. You created a very positive learning environment where everyone felt encouraged to share and learn.

@Alwesha The lesson was thoughtfully designed for young learners, with age-appropriate vocabulary and engaging video content. You used clear, simple language. The interactive approach helped maintain student interest and encouraged participation, which is essential for language acquisition at this level.

@Bakht54a5e4eb47 The use of technology, especially screen sharing and visuals, helped explain the lesson in a simple and engaging way. It made the lesson more interactive and easier to understand.

@Moham323d135850 Thank you so much,for your kind and insightful feedback! I’m really glad you found the lesson effective and engaging for young learners.

In flipped classroom , I aimed to ensure that the content could stand on its own—so I created a easily understandable language and detailed PowerPoint that guides students step-by-step, allowing them to learn independently without constant teacher assistance. This makes the resource highly scalable, as it can easily be adapted and implemented across different schools and institutions.

I also incorporated hands-on classroom activities using real-life objects, which not only reinforces learning but makes the experience more tangible and memorable for the students.

Thanks again for your valuable feedback it truly motivates me to keep improving and sharing more accessible learning tools

Today I voted for Shumaila (there're multiple accounts under this name so I'm not sure which one to tag) for her The Quirky and Creative Way for Teaching Continents of the World flipped classroom on continents of the world. I feel she's among the few that demonstrates an actual working flipped classroom, rather than throwing the full recorded lesson to students online. From my experience, that rarely works as intended because if students already struggle with your carefully explaining it in class, the same thing in video form is not going to magically solve all their issues. Shumaila has the easy, familiar part for students to review first: the existence of the 7 continents and some basic info. Then in class, she reviewed that then had a harder task of placing the continents on a map, then answering some written questions, which build on learned materials. One note is that I saw that they view the video in class, which still cuts into class time just like unflipped classrooms, so for students to truly self-review maybe they can view it at school before the first period? Or the teacher can print out the map / video content for view at home before class, because I know there's a technology issue that not all students have smartphones at home.

I have submitted several feedback that I prepared thoughtfully and carefully since a few days ago but none of them are approved. I'm just wondering if I miss any points? Thank you @TatianaSh

I want to share with you this beautiful initiative “Education For All: Connecting through stories” by @Kanwal-Zaman
A heartwarming session that united all students through storytelling is truly a great step toward inclusion and empathy! .

Also I want to share with you @Namra ’s creative flipped class on Air Pressure & Oxygen Combustion
Students explored the topic through video, reflection, and hands on tasks
Seems an engaging way to deepen learning and spark curiosity!

Many participants deserve recognition ️
but I can't forget @Abeer696f5f5f43
I want to share with you “Turning Trash into Treasure” by Abeer Chang ️
A brilliant mix of creativity, eco-awareness, and entrepreneurship.

@ateeque-soomro I really enjoyed how you used real-life situations to teach math concepts. It makes learning more meaningful and helps students see the value of math in their daily lives. The use of video was engaging and helped simplify complex ideas. Great job making the lesson both practical and interactive.

@Hendra Please, do not worry! All your feedback posts will be approved and counted.

Irina, Forum moderator

@HAZAR0c50a82765 I would like to extend my heartfelt appreciation to all the participants of the this competition. Every single project reflected tremendous effort, innovation, and a strong desire to bring positive change. It was truly inspiring to see how beautifully AI and ICT were integrated into education to raise awareness and solve real-world challenges.
Though our individual projects may appear different nationally and internationally, but our purpose is the same. We are all on the same page , united by a common vision and mission to transform education through technology. This shared goal connects us, and I’m grateful to walk this path alongside such passionate and talented individuals.
I would also like to sincerely thank everyone who took the time to explore and appreciate my project. Your support means a lot and encourages me to keep moving forward with even more dedication.
Together, we’re making a difference and this journey is just the beginning!

@zeeshan-mahboob
Your work is a shining example of how inclusive and engaging science education can be!
By using gamification to involve students in hands-on experiments on atmospheric pressure, you’ve found a brilliant way to spark curiosity and participation in the classroom. The students’ excitement speaks volumes about the impact of this approach.
Even more inspiring is how these scientific experiences were created using simple or recycled materials, proving that meaningful learning doesn’t depend on costly tools, but on creativity, resourcefulness, and vision.
This is what transformative learning looks like, authentic, imaginative, and deeply empowering!

@LISELLI
Liselli’s teaching approach is both creative and culturally grounded. By incorporating elements from Trinidad and Tobago: such as Carnival traditions, local music genres like calypso and soca, and traditional dance, she transforms the classroom into a space where culture and learning meet. It gets students interested and helps them understand and value their culture more.
Her strategic use of animation further enhances the lessons, making abstract concepts more visual and easier to grasp. This multimedia, multi-sensory approach helps ensure students remain engaged and truly understand the material.
Liselli’s work is a strong example of how education can be both inclusive and dynamic, empowering students through cultural pride and active participation.

The implementation of intercultural collaborative projects or artistic productions related to the content could further enrich this dynamic.

@Mariya-Rajpar
Mariya Rapjar demonstrates a thoughtful and effective teaching strategy by using the datashow to introduce her lesson with a well-chosen video.
This subtle entry point captures her students’ attention, builds curiosity, and sets a clear context for the topic. She then transitions smoothly into a practical experiment, giving students the chance to learn by doing.

The topic of acids and alkalis is often hard for students to grasp, but her approach makes it interactive and easy to follow. Thanks to her method, students stay focused, actively participate, and even feel confident enough to continue exploring the lesson on their own. This shows how her teaching not only explains concepts clearly but also encourages autonomy and deeper engagement.

Something great about this competition is that we get fascinated by a new creativity every day.
A great effort to appreciate is this of @Zakiasoomro 🩵
Making algebraic factorization exciting using AI tools!
A smart blend of innovation and accessibility with low-cost, local resources.
Great inspiration for math and tech integration!

@Izzeddin-Qasem
Izzeddin Mahmoud Qasem, an Arabic language teacher from Palestine, has taken a smart and innovative step by creating the app “Faseeh” to make learning Arabic easier. Given how challenging the Arabic language can be; especially for non-native speakers; this digital tool is a brilliant way to support learners.
The app covers important topics such as poetry, its categories and styles, as well as grammar and vocabulary.
What makes it especially engaging is the use of interactive games to help reinforce understanding.
One of the most impressive and inclusive features is the voice function, which allows the app to be used by visually impaired or blind students, making it accessible in more diverse classrooms.
“Faseeh” not only makes learning Arabic more enjoyable and interactive, but also supports inclusion and autonomy for all types of learners. A truly thoughtful and impactful educational tool.
Bravo
I'll do my part to promote your apps and help more people discover it.