"Hello everyone, I'm Sobia, a dedicated teacher from Government Girls Lower Secondary School Pir Shahnawaz, Dadu, Sindh, Pakistan. I believe education is key to developing a child and ultimately a nation. My aim is to empower every child in my nation to become competent global citizens. With strong commitment and passion, I strive to provide quality education to my students.
I'm thrilled to join the UNESCO E-TEACH FORUM, where I'll share innovative ideas, learn from fellow experts, and explore best practices in teaching, learning, and sustainable development."
"Dear E-TEACH FORUM friends,
We often think AI is replacing books, but I believe it's actually opening doors to qualitative learning. AI can make bookish knowledge more engaging, interesting, and accessible. In my view, AI enhances traditional learning methods.
What do you think? How do you see AI evolving teaching and learning? Let's discuss!"
@ana"Hello everyone, I'm Sobia, a dedicated teacher from Government Girls Lower Secondary School Pir Shahnawaz, Dadu, Sindh, Pakistan. I believe education is key to developing a child and ultimately a nation. My aim is to empower every child in my nation to become competent global citizens. With strong commitment and passion, I strive to provide quality education to my students.
I'm thrilled to join the UNESCO E-TEACH FORUM, where I'll share innovative ideas, learn from fellow experts, and explore best practices in teaching, learning, and sustainable development."
I personally like your topic and also working on it.
Weldone dear
We can use our used items for gamification. By recycling, we can easily make games for our students. In this process we can involve our students to collect used material from their homes, students will engage and make the games by their own, which will create ownership, commitment, and learning by doing.
Learning through gamification is one of the best idea, and if its through low cost materials the it could be more effective because we can ask the students to bring used materials from their homes it will create engagement, commitment and curiosity among students.
Hello!
You have knowledge of major subjects, always try to convey your knowledge to your students by innovative approaches
@Qurat-ul-AinRana If teacher doesn't not use ICT or AI tool in their class, they will remain unaware of the latest knowledge updates and new technologies of 21st century. Simply put, they will be like an old book on a shelf that nobody has read.
I personally like your topic and also working on it.
Weldone dear
Hello!
You have knowledge of major subjects, always try to convey your knowledge to your students by innovative approaches
"Dear E-TEACH FORUM friends,
We often think AI is replacing books, but I believe it's actually opening doors to qualitative learning. AI can make bookish knowledge more engaging, interesting, and accessible. In my view, AI enhances traditional learning methods.
What do you think? How do you see AI evolving teaching and learning? Let's discuss!"
Learning through gamification is one of the best idea, and if its through low cost materials the it could be more effective because we can ask the students to bring used materials from their homes it will create engagement, commitment and curiosity among students.
We can use our used items for gamification. By recycling, we can easily make games for our students. In this process we can involve our students to collect used material from their homes, students will engage and make the games by their own, which will create ownership, commitment, and learning by doing.
@ana"Hello everyone, I'm Sobia, a dedicated teacher from Government Girls Lower Secondary School Pir Shahnawaz, Dadu, Sindh, Pakistan. I believe education is key to developing a child and ultimately a nation. My aim is to empower every child in my nation to become competent global citizens. With strong commitment and passion, I strive to provide quality education to my students.
I'm thrilled to join the UNESCO E-TEACH FORUM, where I'll share innovative ideas, learn from fellow experts, and explore best practices in teaching, learning, and sustainable development."