What skills do you believe will be essential for students in the next decade?
Oojala Tasneem
@Oojala Tasneem
Oojala Tasneem is a high school teacher by profession, Pharmacist by qualification and artist by heart. She has more than 10 years’ experience of teaching English, Chemistry and Biology, and 3 years’ experience of teaching teachers how to use technology in classroom. She is an integral part of school management team and manages students’ record and school record at GGHS, Unit#10, Latifabad, Hyderabad. Additionally, she is working as STEAM Coordinator for District Hyderabad. Her main interests are to grow personally and professionally. She has participated in different training programs nationally and internationally to upgrade herself. She has been to U.S.A on an Exchange Program (TEACHING EXCELLENCE & ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM) funded by U.S State Department in 2022. She is an active member of PUAN (Pakistan-US Alumni Network) and served as Vice President of PUAN (Jamshoro Chapter). She is currently enrolled as an M.Phil. Scholar at University of Sindh, Jamshoro.
Best posts made by Oojala Tasneem
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Preparing Students for the next Decade.
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RE: Preparing Students for the next Decade.
@Samreen-Tahir you are absolutely right. Experiential learning and STEAM education is the need of the hour.
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RE: Preparing Students for the next Decade.
@ANAST599f3e1717 I wholeheartedly agree that developing critical thinking and creativity in students is key to making them able to use AI tools effectively without sacrificing independent thought. Critical thinking is the essence of learning.
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RE: Connecting Classrooms to Real Life: Making Learning Effective Through Everyday Real Life Examples
Dear @Erum-7a79c4aab0 One of my favorite activities involves students creating their own community garden, where they learn about climate action through hands-on experience with sustainable practices. Last year, I assigned my students the task of presenting innovative solutions for climate action, and I was truly impressed by their creativity—witnessing the originality and resourcefulness they displayed in their projects was incredibly inspiring!
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Greetings from Pakistan.
This is Oojala Tasneem, an Educator from Pakistan.
I am a High School Teacher, and the favorite part of my job is making a difference by positively contributing to the lives of my students and the community.
In my spare time, I usually engage myself in community services and mentoring programs that align with my values and passion. -
RE: What are your current (or future) challenges in teaching?
@Hendra One of the primary challenges faced in our classrooms is the necessity to deliver our curriculum in English as well as in national and regional languages. This multilingual approach complicates the instructional process, making it difficult for educators to effectively teach students in multiple languages simultaneously while ensuring the completion of the syllabus.
Latest posts made by Oojala Tasneem
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RE: What are your current (or future) challenges in teaching?
@Hendra One of the primary challenges faced in our classrooms is the necessity to deliver our curriculum in English as well as in national and regional languages. This multilingual approach complicates the instructional process, making it difficult for educators to effectively teach students in multiple languages simultaneously while ensuring the completion of the syllabus.
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RE: Preparing Students for the next Decade.
@ANAST599f3e1717 I wholeheartedly agree that developing critical thinking and creativity in students is key to making them able to use AI tools effectively without sacrificing independent thought. Critical thinking is the essence of learning.
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RE: Connecting Classrooms to Real Life: Making Learning Effective Through Everyday Real Life Examples
Dear @Erum-7a79c4aab0 One of my favorite activities involves students creating their own community garden, where they learn about climate action through hands-on experience with sustainable practices. Last year, I assigned my students the task of presenting innovative solutions for climate action, and I was truly impressed by their creativity—witnessing the originality and resourcefulness they displayed in their projects was incredibly inspiring!
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RE: Preparing Students for the next Decade.
@Samreen-Tahir you are absolutely right. Experiential learning and STEAM education is the need of the hour.
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Preparing Students for the next Decade.
What skills do you believe will be essential for students in the next decade?
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Greetings from Pakistan.
This is Oojala Tasneem, an Educator from Pakistan.
I am a High School Teacher, and the favorite part of my job is making a difference by positively contributing to the lives of my students and the community.
In my spare time, I usually engage myself in community services and mentoring programs that align with my values and passion.