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    Yousuf Memon

    @Yousuf Memon

    I'm from Sindh in Pakistan. I'm a secondary school teacher. I teach english to students of grade ten. I have been a Teacher Trainer. I'm certified Master Trainer by British Council, World Population Foundation (WPF), HANDS, Auhang, CIDA etc. I have given trainings to teachers both Primary and Secondary.

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    Website youtube.com/gelccmatiari Location Matiari Sindh Pakistan Age 56

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    • Information teachnology (IT) v/s Instructional technology (EdTech)

      Information technology (IT) and Instructional Technology (EdTch) serve different purposes but but can overlap in educational environment. Here's a comparision :
      Information Technology IT :

      purpose: IT refers to the use of computers, network and other physical devices to store, process and exchange information. It is a broad field that encompasses hardware, software, network and data management.

      Scope: It is applied across various industries including finance, healthcare, education and more. It involves system administration, cybersecurity, datamanagement, cloud computing and IT support.

      #Application: IT professionals manage and maintain systems that support the oprration of organizations. This includes setting up and maintaining servers, database, network infrastructure and ensuring data security.

      Examples

      • Setting up computer networks and servers in an organization.
      • Managing database and ensuring the security of sensitive information.
      • Setting up software applications for business operations.
      Instructional Technology EdTech):

      Purpose: Instructional technology focuses on using technology specifically to enhance teaching and learning process. It integrates tools like software, online platforms and digital resources to create an engaging educational experience.

      Scope: While properly focused on education , EdTech can also be applied in cotporate training and professional development. It deals with designing, implementing and evaluating educational programs and materials.

      Application : Instrutional technologists design curriculum, create digital learning resources, develop e-learning platforms and use data to improve educational outcomes. They might work on integrating new teaching tools or platform into the classroom.

      #Examples:
      • Creating interactive e-learning modules.
      • Using Learning Management System (LMS) like Moodle or Blackboard to manage course.
      • Implementing technology in classrooms like interactive whiteboards or tablets.
      Key difference:

      Objective: IT focuses the infrastructure and tools needed to manage and share information while EdTech aims to improve educational process through the use of technology.

      Target audiance: IT serves all sectors whilre EdTech specifically target educators, students and learners.

      #Tools and technologies: IT involves a broad range of technologies for vsrious business functions while EdTech focuses on technologies that support teaching and learning.
      Overlap:
      In educational iinstitutions IT and EdTech professionals often work together. IT provides the infrastructure (network, hardware security) while EdTech professionals ensure that these technologies are effectively used for educational purposes. For example the IT department mighg mange the servers that host an LMS while EdTech team design the course content delivered through that system.
      Yousuf Memon
      From Matiari Sindh Pakistan

      posted in Teaching in the 21st Century Teacher competition 2.0
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    • RE: Flipped Classroom Implementation: Share Your Experiences!

      Re: Flipped Classroom Implementation: Share Your Experiences!

      @Basse9b9f534802
      Yeah I've tried the flipped classroom approach in my teaching. I record my lectures and upload on my youtube channel . My students watch these videos before coming to class. In class they work in groups and in pairs and take part in discussion. They give presentation also. I've observed that students are very active and concentrated. They take interest in different activities and learn more and easily than traditional teaching in which they are passive and learn less than flipped classroom approach. Their critical thinking, problem solving, communication and collaborative skills are improved in flipped classroom approach. They grasp knowledge more easily while working with their fellow students.

      Yousuf Memon from Pakistan
      High School Teacher and Teacher Trainer by British Council.

      posted in 3.0 Teaching in the 21st Century Competition
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      Yousuf Memon
    • Connecting Classrooms to Real Life: Making Learning Effective Through Everyday Real Life Examples

      Re: Connecting Classrooms to Real Life: Making Learning Effective Through Everyday Real Life Examples

      Yes, you are right in syaing linking lessons to real-life examples transforms how students engage with learning. You've asked very difficult question how do we link our our lessons to real life? I teach languge, English to students of grade ten. I'm finding it difficult to tell you how do I link my lesson to real life? Any way I dare to tell you. I don't know whether you will satisfy with my example or not. I give you one example here. When I teach Direct Indirect Speech to my students. First of all I call three students in front of class. I ask student A to say student B something. Then I ask student C to ask student B what did he say to you? The student B will tell Student C what the student A said to him. This is a conversation in real life. Then I teach how to convey a message of one person to another person. Another way of communication is Chinese Whisper. The students stand in a queue. One student gives message to student standing in front. He gives messsge to next student standing behind him. In this way the message is to be conveyed to last student. In the end it is asked from the last student what message did he get. Whether he got complete message or not. Thirdly when teaching any lesson I link its some parts with real life so as students can understand the lesson fully. In this way I've found students concentrated on the topic. They don't divert their attention to anywhere else. But when we don't link our lessons with real life, the students don't become concentrated and their attention diverts to somewhere else and they don't understand the topic fully. They become very lazy and are sitting in class like statues. So it is necesssry to link lessons with real life. As it is said "Education is not to prepare for life but education is life itself".
      Yousuf Memon
      High school teacher at Govt: MDM High School Matiari Sindh Pakistan.

      posted in 3.0 Teaching in the 21st Century Competition
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    • Inclusive Teaching

      Re: Inclusive teaching

      @Irum-8ce591a061
      Yes, Irum, you are doing good job giving proper attention and care to those students who have some disabilities, slow learners and those who shy and have not confidence or have less confidence. Dealing with such students is some how difficult but a good teacher is he/she who gives special attention to these students. I'm also of the opinion that proper attention and care should be given to these students. Learning opportunities should be given to these students to make them useful persons of the society. It is s responsibility of a good teacher to teach all kinds of students equally so as all feel valued and take interest in learning. All students should be given equal opportunities of learning. I appreciate your efforts.

      posted in 3.0 Teaching in the 21st Century Competition
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    • Evaluation of projects

      Re: How to Evolute the project of others regards compitation

      @Rafia-Khokhar
      To evaluate the projects of others you should keep in mind four things; (1) Relevance (2) Scability (3) Innovstion and (4) Interactivity
      (1) Is it related with the topic? Does it reflect the topic?
      (2) can it be replicated to other schools?
      (3) Is it innovative?
      (4) Is the content interacting?
      Keeping these four things projects of others are evaluated. You should give weightage to each when evaluating.
      Yousuf Memon from Matiari Sindh Pakistan

      posted in 3.0 Teaching in the 21st Century Competition
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      Yousuf Memon
    • RE: Introduction

      Hello, every one I'm Yousuf Memon from Pakistan. I'm a High School Teacher and Teachers Trainer also. I'm certified Teacher Trainer for English by British Council. I want to take part in Teaching in the 21st Century 3.0 Teachers Competition.

      posted in 3.0 Teaching in the 21st Century Competition
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    • RE: Flipped Classroom Implementation: Share Your Experiences!

      Re: Flipped Classroom Implementation: Share Your Experiences!
      I have applied Flipped Classroom approach to my teaching. I record my lectures and upload videos on my youtube channel youtube.com/gelccmatiari and ask students to watch videos on my youtube channel before coming to class. Moreover I've created whatsapp group of my class where I share videos of my youtube channel. The students watch these videos and come to classroom prepared. In classroom they take part in group work, pair work, discussion and presentation. This approach has enhanced students engagement and interest in learning. I've faced some challanges. These challanges include some students don't have access to internet and digital tools so they can't watch my videos, second challange is second language problem. Videos are in second language that is english so some students face to understand words properly. I comeover these challanges by making my videos shorter and understandable by using simple words so as students can understand. I've encouraged parrent's support and providing offline options.

      posted in 3.0 Teaching in the 21st Century Competition
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    • Home - School Liaison

      A child spends most of his time at home in comparison with school. Parents know better their chid's habits, attitudes and reactions to actions than teachers. For the educational wefare of childrens their should be close relations between home and school.
      How can better relations between home and school be established? What steps school administration take to establish relations between home and school? What role a teacher can play in this respect? Share your ideas.

      posted in 3.0 Teaching in the 21st Century Competition
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    • RE: From Struggles to Smiles: How My Students Turned My Challenges into Joy

      @FarhanMehboob @Tabassumlaghari @Mariam @Aqsa-Khatri @Adel-8d693e36c4
      Have you not read the poem "Children" by Henry Longfellow ? Who says children are source of joy who dispell all worries of others.
      Here is the full text of the poem "Children" by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow:

      Come to me, O ye children!
          For I hear you at your play,
      And the questions that perplexed me
          Have vanished quite away.
      
      Ye open the eastern windows,
          That look towards the sun,
      Where thoughts are singing swallows
          And the brooks of morning run.
      
      In your hearts are the birds and the sunshine,
          In your thoughts the brooklet’s flow,
      But in mine is the wind of Autumn
          And the first fall of the snow.
      
      Ah! what would the world be to us
          If the children were no more?
      We should dread the desert behind us
          Worse than the dark before.
      
      What the leaves are to the forest,
          With light and air for food,
      Ere their sweet and tender juices
          Have been hardened into wood,—
      
      That to the world are children;
          Through them it feels the glow
      Of a brighter and sunnier climate
          Than reaches the trunks below.
      
      Come to me, O ye children!
          And whisper in my ear
      What the birds and the winds are singing
          In your sunny atmosphere.
      
      For what are all our contrivings,
          And the wisdom of our books,
      When compared with your caresses,
          And the gladness of your looks?
      
      Ye are better than all the ballads
          That ever were sung or said;
      For ye are living poems,
          And all the rest are dead.
      

      So when you are gloomy go to children. They will make you happy.

      posted in Teaching in the 21st Century Teacher competition 2.0
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    • RE: Flipped Classroom Implementation: Share Your Experiences!

      How far is "Creativity" skill important for school children?

      posted in 3.0 Teaching in the 21st Century Competition
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    Latest posts made by Yousuf Memon

    • RE: "My Little Shining Star"🌟 The Power of Simple Words

      @Sayeda-Afshan
      Yes you are right. Students like appreciation. Just as you appreciated your student by writing "you are my little shining star" you have asked with what words we will like to appreciate our students? I would like to appreciate my students with these wirds "you are Hero" "you are a beacon of light" etc.

      posted in 3.0 Teaching in the 21st Century Competition
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    • Home - School Liaison

      A child spends most of his time at home in comparison with school. Parents know better their chid's habits, attitudes and reactions to actions than teachers. For the educational wefare of childrens their should be close relations between home and school.
      How can better relations between home and school be established? What steps school administration take to establish relations between home and school? What role a teacher can play in this respect? Share your ideas.

      posted in 3.0 Teaching in the 21st Century Competition
      Yousuf MemonY
      Yousuf Memon
    • Evaluation of projects

      Re: How to Evolute the project of others regards compitation

      @Rafia-Khokhar
      To evaluate the projects of others you should keep in mind four things; (1) Relevance (2) Scability (3) Innovstion and (4) Interactivity
      (1) Is it related with the topic? Does it reflect the topic?
      (2) can it be replicated to other schools?
      (3) Is it innovative?
      (4) Is the content interacting?
      Keeping these four things projects of others are evaluated. You should give weightage to each when evaluating.
      Yousuf Memon from Matiari Sindh Pakistan

      posted in 3.0 Teaching in the 21st Century Competition
      Yousuf MemonY
      Yousuf Memon
    • Inclusive Teaching

      Re: Inclusive teaching

      @Irum-8ce591a061
      Yes, Irum, you are doing good job giving proper attention and care to those students who have some disabilities, slow learners and those who shy and have not confidence or have less confidence. Dealing with such students is some how difficult but a good teacher is he/she who gives special attention to these students. I'm also of the opinion that proper attention and care should be given to these students. Learning opportunities should be given to these students to make them useful persons of the society. It is s responsibility of a good teacher to teach all kinds of students equally so as all feel valued and take interest in learning. All students should be given equal opportunities of learning. I appreciate your efforts.

      posted in 3.0 Teaching in the 21st Century Competition
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      Yousuf Memon
    • RE: LET'S MAKE OUR EDUCATION BETTER FOR EVERYONE

      @Zakia-soomro
      First we will have to understand the modern new trends in education at world level. In this respect first we should think about 21st century needs in education. So as we can bring our education system at world level. We will have to introduce technology in our education system properly so as our students can compete at world level. All digital skills should be taught to our students. Digitals tools should be given to schools. Internet facility should be given to all schools. In this way we can make our education system better. Community involvement is also necessary.

      posted in READ IT first
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    • RE: Flipped Classroom Implementation: Share Your Experiences!

      Re: Flipped Classroom Implementation: Share Your Experiences!

      @Basse9b9f534802
      Yeah I've tried the flipped classroom approach in my teaching. I record my lectures and upload on my youtube channel . My students watch these videos before coming to class. In class they work in groups and in pairs and take part in discussion. They give presentation also. I've observed that students are very active and concentrated. They take interest in different activities and learn more and easily than traditional teaching in which they are passive and learn less than flipped classroom approach. Their critical thinking, problem solving, communication and collaborative skills are improved in flipped classroom approach. They grasp knowledge more easily while working with their fellow students.

      Yousuf Memon from Pakistan
      High School Teacher and Teacher Trainer by British Council.

      posted in 3.0 Teaching in the 21st Century Competition
      Yousuf MemonY
      Yousuf Memon
    • RE: Understanding the Impact of Difficult Home Environments on Students' Behavior and Learning

      Yeah I'm also of the opinion that the children affected by difficult home environment should be given proper counseling to remove their anxiety and distress so as they becone normal and take interest in studies and be saved from problematic behavior. In this respect counseling of their parents is also necessary.

      posted in 3.0 Teaching in the 21st Century Competition
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      Yousuf Memon
    • Connecting Classrooms to Real Life: Making Learning Effective Through Everyday Real Life Examples

      Re: Connecting Classrooms to Real Life: Making Learning Effective Through Everyday Real Life Examples

      Yes, you are right in syaing linking lessons to real-life examples transforms how students engage with learning. You've asked very difficult question how do we link our our lessons to real life? I teach languge, English to students of grade ten. I'm finding it difficult to tell you how do I link my lesson to real life? Any way I dare to tell you. I don't know whether you will satisfy with my example or not. I give you one example here. When I teach Direct Indirect Speech to my students. First of all I call three students in front of class. I ask student A to say student B something. Then I ask student C to ask student B what did he say to you? The student B will tell Student C what the student A said to him. This is a conversation in real life. Then I teach how to convey a message of one person to another person. Another way of communication is Chinese Whisper. The students stand in a queue. One student gives message to student standing in front. He gives messsge to next student standing behind him. In this way the message is to be conveyed to last student. In the end it is asked from the last student what message did he get. Whether he got complete message or not. Thirdly when teaching any lesson I link its some parts with real life so as students can understand the lesson fully. In this way I've found students concentrated on the topic. They don't divert their attention to anywhere else. But when we don't link our lessons with real life, the students don't become concentrated and their attention diverts to somewhere else and they don't understand the topic fully. They become very lazy and are sitting in class like statues. So it is necesssry to link lessons with real life. As it is said "Education is not to prepare for life but education is life itself".
      Yousuf Memon
      High school teacher at Govt: MDM High School Matiari Sindh Pakistan.

      posted in 3.0 Teaching in the 21st Century Competition
      Yousuf MemonY
      Yousuf Memon
    • RE: Flipped Classroom Implementation: Share Your Experiences!

      Re: Flipped Classroom Implementation: Share Your Experiences!
      I have applied Flipped Classroom approach to my teaching. I record my lectures and upload videos on my youtube channel youtube.com/gelccmatiari and ask students to watch videos on my youtube channel before coming to class. Moreover I've created whatsapp group of my class where I share videos of my youtube channel. The students watch these videos and come to classroom prepared. In classroom they take part in group work, pair work, discussion and presentation. This approach has enhanced students engagement and interest in learning. I've faced some challanges. These challanges include some students don't have access to internet and digital tools so they can't watch my videos, second challange is second language problem. Videos are in second language that is english so some students face to understand words properly. I comeover these challanges by making my videos shorter and understandable by using simple words so as students can understand. I've encouraged parrent's support and providing offline options.

      posted in 3.0 Teaching in the 21st Century Competition
      Yousuf MemonY
      Yousuf Memon
    • RE: Flipped Classroom Implementation: Share Your Experiences!

      How far is "Creativity" skill important for school children?

      posted in 3.0 Teaching in the 21st Century Competition
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      Yousuf Memon