Well said! Teaching the new generation to work smart, not hard, is crucial in today's fast-paced world. Equipping them with in-demand skills, awareness of new trends, and proficiency in current technology is essential for their success. By doing so, we can empower them to stay adaptable, innovative, and ahead of the curve.

I completely agree! Shifting the focus from marks-based to skills-based assessments is a much-needed reform in the education system.

Digital literacy is indeed a vital skillset for the modern era, encompassing abilities such as navigating digital platforms, critically evaluating online information, and effectively communicating through digital channels.

Sending voice notes or personal invitations in the local language made parents feel more welcomed and less anxious.

@Hendra Hi Hendra! One major challenge we face is large class sizes with limited resources, which makes personalized learning difficult. It often affects student engagement and assessment quality. Despite this, we try to adapt through group work, peer support, and digital tools—but the gap between policy and practical classroom needs remains a struggle.

Using games in education encourages problem-solving and keeps students motivated, while Genially provides all the features to bring these games to life.

@LISELLI That’s a great approach! I also keep offline resources ready—PDFs, interactive apps that work without internet, and downloaded simulations.

@HAZAR0c50a82765 Teachers must be bridges—linking digital literacy with real-life relevance. We’re not just teaching facts; we’re shaping future problem-solvers.

Good initiative

Sending voice notes or personal invitations in the local language made parents feel more welcomed and less anxious.

Using platforms like TikTok and Instagram makes home economics fun and relatable, turning everyday skills into creative, shareable content.

Using games in education encourages problem-solving and keeps students motivated, while Genially provides all the features to bring these games to life.

We partnered SEL with storytelling—students reflect on characters’ emotions and choices. It deepens their empathy and self-awareness naturally

@HAZAR0c50a82765 Teachers must be bridges—linking digital literacy with real-life relevance. We’re not just teaching facts; we’re shaping future problem-solvers.

We integrated sketching into engineering projects—it helped students visualize and refine their designs. Creativity enhances precision.

We organized a "Her Story" week where students researched and presented on inspiring women. It opened their minds to the power of education in changing lives.

To keep kindness going year-round, we integrated it into our SEL lessons and monthly themes. Kindness became part of daily goals, not just a campaign.

Our reading beanbag area became a favorite spot! Students stayed more engaged during silent reading time and treated the space with respect.