Flipped classroom helps me in saving time and warming up my students for the topic. The students prepare themselves in advance and respond accordingly during real classroom time. Recently, I tried a flipped classroom for teaching "pronouns and its types" in Class 7. Students watched a video at home, and we used class time for fun grammar activities. It made the lesson more engaging and also helped shy and passive learners.

Through STEAM, we can engage both teachers and learners, thats truely inspiring, because when teachers enjoy the process, it automatically creates a more engaging and creative environment for students, and the learning happens in a wonderful way.

Sometimes times it hrlps and sometime it hurts, it depends upon the nature of assignments. But it might be helpful because as teachers we have to work on the holistic development of learners. Students must b skilful in all areas practical as well as the theoretical side. Home work assignments empower students to critical and creative thinking, and also, our textbook contains homework activities to enhance Student's long-lasting learning. Practice makes man perfect.

Interactive practical strategies like project-based learning, peer collaboration, and hands-on activities can learners stay engaged and curious. For a deeper understanding of learners, different techniques like mind mapping, storytelling, and connecting lessons to real-life situations are really helpful. Most importantly, when learners reflect on what they learn and apply it actively, the knowledge becomes long-lasting.

Leadership in modern education systems faces multiple challenges. Leaders must put in and integrate digital tools with fast emerging technologies most effectively. Moreover, they need to cater to diverse student needs, encourage innovation and creativity, and promote equity and inclusivity. It is also crucial to manage change and satisfaction, developing teacher leadership, and building community partnerships are also much needed. Let's discuss:

1. How do you think educational leaders can balance these demands while driving student success?
2. What strategies or approaches have you seen working effectively in your context?

In the modern educational system, leadership faces multiple challenges. Leaders must adopt and incorporate digital tools effectively with emerging technologies. Leaders need to cater to diverse students' needs, promote equity and inclusivity, and foster creativity and innovation. Furthermore, it is also crucial to manage change and skepticism. Developing teacher leadership and building community partnerships are also important. Let's discuss: How do you think leaders can balance these requirements while promoting students' success?
What strategies or methods do you think work effectively in your context?

@Anum-Rafay Yes, emotional intelligence should be taught in schools as it helps students develop better relationships, empathy, and effective communication skills and make students apply effective strategies to resolve conflicts. Integrating emotional intelligence (EI) into schools can foster resilience, flexibility, effective decision-making power, and prepare students for personal and professional growth. It helps students to develop better relationships, improves mental health , and enhances students' academic performance

@Hendra I'm Kaloom from Pakistan. As a teacher in a rural area, here are some challenges I face, and it might be global, such as diverse student needs. As each individual has different learning styles, abilities, and diverse social and cultural backgrounds. Being teachers, we must use approaches and teaching methodologies accordingly. Limited resources, poor infrastructure, outdated technology, and insufficient materials also affect the teaching learning process. Teacher workloads, overcrowded classrooms, ever-changing curricula, heavy administrative tasks, and paperwork get teachers tired and limit their professional growth. Assessment pressure in education can result in multiple negative results for students, including increased anxiety, stress, and probably negative impacts on their mental health and academic performance.

Leadership in modern education systems faces multiple challenges. Leaders must put in and integrate digital tools with fast emerging technologies most effectively. Moreover, they need to cater to diverse student needs, encourage innovation and creativity, and promote equity and inclusivity. It is also crucial to manage change and satisfaction, developing teacher leadership, and building community partnerships are also much needed. Let's discuss:

1. How do you think educational leaders can balance these demands while driving student success?
2. What strategies or approaches have you seen working effectively in your context?

@Hendra I'm Kaloom from Pakistan. As a teacher in a rural area, here are some challenges I face, and it might be global, such as diverse student needs. As each individual has different learning styles, abilities, and diverse social and cultural backgrounds. Being teachers, we must use approaches and teaching methodologies accordingly. Limited resources, poor infrastructure, outdated technology, and insufficient materials also affect the teaching learning process. Teacher workloads, overcrowded classrooms, ever-changing curricula, heavy administrative tasks, and paperwork get teachers tired and limit their professional growth. Assessment pressure in education can result in multiple negative results for students, including increased anxiety, stress, and probably negative impacts on their mental health and academic performance.

In the modern educational system, leadership faces multiple challenges. Leaders must adopt and incorporate digital tools effectively with emerging technologies. Leaders need to cater to diverse students' needs, promote equity and inclusivity, and foster creativity and innovation. Furthermore, it is also crucial to manage change and skepticism. Developing teacher leadership and building community partnerships are also important. Let's discuss: How do you think leaders can balance these requirements while promoting students' success?
What strategies or methods do you think work effectively in your context?

@Anum-Rafay Yes, emotional intelligence should be taught in schools as it helps students develop better relationships, empathy, and effective communication skills and make students apply effective strategies to resolve conflicts. Integrating emotional intelligence (EI) into schools can foster resilience, flexibility, effective decision-making power, and prepare students for personal and professional growth. It helps students to develop better relationships, improves mental health , and enhances students' academic performance

@Ridafatima95 Exactly, it is crucial to create an inclusive environment in schools for promoting gender equality and challenging rigid concepts. If we want to empower all students to reach their full potential, regardness of gender, we must work on it and help students develop into confident and well-rounded individuals.

@Rehana-Kalhoro Gamification can be used as a tool in education to make learners active, enhance student’s engagement, and make teaching-learning more enjoyable. It fosters competition among students, and rewards increase student's interest in completing tasks or achieving milestones. Gamification encourages students to become problem-solvers and critical thinkers.

Sometimes times it hrlps and sometime it hurts, it depends upon the nature of assignments. But it might be helpful because as teachers we have to work on the holistic development of learners. Students must b skilful in all areas practical as well as the theoretical side. Home work assignments empower students to critical and creative thinking, and also, our textbook contains homework activities to enhance Student's long-lasting learning. Practice makes man perfect.

Through STEAM, we can engage both teachers and learners, thats truely inspiring, because when teachers enjoy the process, it automatically creates a more engaging and creative environment for students, and the learning happens in a wonderful way.

Interactive practical strategies like project-based learning, peer collaboration, and hands-on activities can learners stay engaged and curious. For a deeper understanding of learners, different techniques like mind mapping, storytelling, and connecting lessons to real-life situations are really helpful. Most importantly, when learners reflect on what they learn and apply it actively, the knowledge becomes long-lasting.

Flipped classroom helps me in saving time and warming up my students for the topic. The students prepare themselves in advance and respond accordingly during real classroom time. Recently, I tried a flipped classroom for teaching "pronouns and its types" in Class 7. Students watched a video at home, and we used class time for fun grammar activities. It made the lesson more engaging and also helped shy and passive learners.