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@TatianaSh
@Samreen-Tahir : in initiative use of social media for learning:

The “Sustainable Learning Circle” is a brilliant approach, and your use of WhatsApp as a virtual classroom is a shining example of innovative, accessible education. It’s amazing how you've empowered girls to engage with English, AI tools, and Canva in such a confident and creative way.

This is exactly what low-tech, high-impact learning looks like!
Your project beautifully demonstrates how tools like WhatsApp and Canva can spark independent, home-based learning , especially for young girls.
The energy and commitment of your students are truly inspiring. With vision and support like yours, even the simplest tools can lead to the most transformative learning experiences.
Keep leading, keep inspiring.
This is education at its most powerful!
Bravo, Samreen Tahir

@TatianaSh
@KOUSAR-JEHAN (feed back)
This is a well-prepared science lesson , clearly explained on the board, then applied using a custom-made template and a 3D mobile app created by the teacher!
The fact that it works offline makes it even more accessible for students to use at home.
We can truly see the engagement and joy in the students’ eyes. The app makes the lesson more comprehensive and helps reinforce the learning. What a brilliant, student-centered approach!!

Hats off to you, @KOUSAR-JEHAN teacher! Your dedication and innovation truly shine. Keep up the amazing work .
you’re making a difference!

@Shaista-Begum said in "school in a bus" or mobile classroom.:

yes my idea is that bus shoul be equiped with all projects of schools and visit in shifts to poor areas of country to educate those kids who dont go school

I understand now. So you have many children who can’t go to school because of poverty.

@Shaista-Begum said in Enhancing student learning in innovation competitions:

The focus on finding innovative solutions encourages students to think outside the box and develop creative problem-solving strategies.

Now this is what we call creativity!

@Shaista-Begum
yess! Sure!

@Sanaa
me too

@Afshan
I completely agree : the work of our Pakistani teachers is truly impressive!
Their creativity and dedication really shine through. You can feel how passionate they are about making learning easier, engaging, and more meaningful for their students.
I was truly inspired, and that’s why I voted for many of them!
Each project reflects not only innovation but also a deep care for students’ growth.
Truly well-deserved recognition!
@Zakiasoomro @Mariya-Rajpar @Sayeda-Afshan @Samreen-Tahir @Shaista-Begum @Shaista-Kalhoro @Namra @Sanaa @Bakht54a5e4eb47 @Mishael-Naqash @zeeshan-mahboob

@TatianaSh @Hendra
In gamification in education:
I was truly amazed by @Hendra’s talent and attention to detail.
The project is thoughtful, creative, and beautifully presented. It's a perfect example of how education, empathy, and innovation can come together to make learning truly meaningful. The visuals, student engagement, and real-world connection are all incredibly inspiring!
Projects like this remind us of what’s possible when teachers and students dream big.
you got my vote

@SADAFebfa1405a8
You’re doing great work! I really appreciate your approach .
It’s inspiring and very relevant to today’s learners.
Your focus on real-world problems and hands-on activities is both interesting and effective.
Keep it up!
Looking forward to seeing more of your ideas

@Kanwal-Zaman
Art is a powerful tool for developing empathy .
Activities like emotional self-portraits, collaborative drawing, or illustrating different perspectives allow students to express their feelings and better understand others.
I’ve also learned that it’s essential to meet students where they are : emotionally, culturally, and creatively . To truly connect with them.
This not only fosters empathy among them, but also strengthens the teacher-student relationship: more human, more genuine, more meaningful.
Thank you for this inspiring and thoughtful discussion!

@Mariya-Rajpar
Dear Mariya,
Your words echo with clarity and vision. 🧠 You captured the essence of what this movement is about: empathy, creativity, and shared learning across borders.
I can feel your enthusiasm, and I’m excited to dream up projects together, whether rooted in science, art, or sustainability.
Your open-hearted commitment to connection is the exact energy we need in today’s classrooms.
Let’s turn ideas into action , Together!

@Samreen-Tahir
Dear Samreen,
Your initiative is simply beautiful. The Sustainable Learning Circle is such a purposeful and heart-driven project. I admire how you're nurturing girls' voices and creativity with minimal resources . That's proof that impact doesn’t require abundance, just intention and care. I love the idea of student collaboration through digital storytelling and climate art. Count me in for anything that empowers students as global citizens. Your girls are growing into changemakers because of leaders like you. Sure, Together we can do special things.️🥰️

@TatianaSh
Ok. Thank you for answering️️️

@Mariya-Rajpar
Thank you, Mariya!
Let’s make it happen! I’m ready to co-create powerful projects that unite our students beyond borders.
let’s start planning!
We rise by collaborating!

@CRAZIad91b3f0be
Thanks a lot

@Shaista-Begum
You know, I had a similar idea!
But mine is designed specifically for holidays and vacations, and it focuses on underserved pupils.
I believe UNESCO, together with the Ministry of Education, could be the main supporters of such an initiative.

@adelDgreat
I totally agree! Innovation competitions are powerful tools to boost creativity and real-world thinking in students. For younger pupils, as early as 10 years old, these experiences can be especially impactful. They help develop confidence, teamwork, and curiosity at an early stage, laying the foundation for critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Most importantly, when the focus is on learning rather than winning, children begin to see challenges as opportunities. It’s a great way to build resilience and a lifelong love for learning.

@Samreen Tahir
Such a heartfelt comment, thank you Samreen. Your quote is deeply inspiring. Indeed, we believe that even small tools, when used right, can have a big educational impact and especially for girls and marginalized learners.

@Sabahat Jamil
Thank you Sabahat! You're right. It’s all about responsible use and thoughtful guidance. We include digital ethics and safety as part of the learning process.

@Sanaa (2nd comment)
Thanks again, Sanaa! You really got the spirit of the project. Making art modern and relatable is how we reach young minds and keep them inspired.