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Public exams show not only the abilities of the students, but are also a quality measure for the school and its teachers – congratulations to the successful #DIT #examinations in our #Adilang #Vocational #Training #Institute (#AVTI) – read more in https://lnkd.in/edFcUn8e #Uganda

For those who wish to pursue a career in teaching, Mohd Norazizi’s advice is that they should not regard it as their last choice or as a stable source of monthly income. #Education #Teacher #Malaysia #Parents #Students

🌙 Inclusive Resource Alert: Nurturing Both Fasting Students and Teachers during Ramadan 🏋️♂️ Dear LinkedIn Community, As we approach the month of Ramadan, let's embrace inclusivity not only for our fasting students but also for our dedicated teachers observing this sacred time. Exciting news – introducing the resource "Ramadan Guidance For PE," tailored to support both fasting pupils and educators. 📚 **Resource Spotlight: "Ramadan Guidance for PE"** This comprehensive guide goes beyond student-focused strategies, extending its support to fasting teachers as well. With insights on best practice during the holy month as well as providing useful information to help us all be more informed. Let's cultivate an atmosphere where both students and teachers can thrive during Ramadan. Share this resource widely to empower educators and foster an inclusive community. Together, we can make a positive impact on the holistic well-being of our school communities. Here's to a Ramadan filled with understanding, support, and unity. #InclusiveEducation #RamadanInSchools #PETeachers #DiversityInEducation #TeacherWellBeing

Ramadan Mubarak to Muslim students, work-integrated staff and external stakeholders who are currently observing Ramadan! Some tips to support: ☪ Encourage awareness amongst your academic or work team about Ramadan and invite both staff participating in and students completing work-integrated learning to make their needs during Ramadan known. Many Muslims will fast during this period, but not all will, so this should be done in a sensitive manner ☪ If you have team members / students fasting, avoid having work events that involve food, such as working lunches and team meetings with food provided ☪ Avoid scheduling important meetings, such as evaluations, late in the day when energy levels may be depleted ☪ Be considerate if students and/or staff ask for time off at the end of Ramadan (Eid al-Fitr). This is one of two major holidays in the Muslim calendar. While students (especially those not covered by employment agreements) are not legally entitled to time off for religious reasons, institutional staff should be sensitive to the needs of employees who are observing religious events, including Ramadan.

In a disturbing incident in Sikkim's Soreng district, a language instructor at a government school stands accused of molesting 12 female students aged 8-14. The school received a complaint on May 8, leading to the filing of an FIR on May 10. The police report details how the students disclosed enduring physical abuse by the teacher over a prolonged period. The accused instructor, identified as DB Tamang, had been hired just three months prior and was part of a recent teacher regularization initiative. Following the complaint, the teacher was arrested under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act. The case has sparked outrage and raised concerns about child safety in educational institutions. Investigations are ongoing to uncover the full extent of the alleged misconduct. This incident underscores the critical need for stringent measures to safeguard students and ensure the accountability of educators. Such cases highlight the importance of prompt reporting and swift action to protect vulnerable individuals within the educational system. #sikkim #arrest #soreng #district #teacher #molestation #femalestudents #case #concerns #childsafety #educational #institutions #investigations #misconduct #thecordbharat

In a world where professional growth, power, position, and money are pursued, we sometimes lost sight of what's most important in education— the virtue of knowledge and good character. The acquisition of knowledge in Islam lies under the essence of 'amaanah' (responsibility). All the knowledge, skills, and position we attained are simply a blessing from Allah, and in fact an 'amaanah' that will be held accountable. Once a Muslim embrace this concept in the practice of the faith, instead of limiting religion to individual acts of worship, faith will start to manifest as a beautiful way of life and examplary ethics at workplace. It will manifest beautifully in the way a boss treat their staff, the way a worker connect with their colleagues, the way a teacher handle their students, the way a supervisor assist their subordinates. It will manifest as a good character. Because in the end none of all the knowledge, power, skills, money, and positions ever belong to us. There is no place for arrogance or ill-intention in a heart that truly understand the essence of 'amaanah' in a workplace, and will not purposefully harm others along the way.

#PNGNews Madang Province will implement the FODE Roll-Out Awareness Program this year in consultation with the Department of Education’s FODE division. To read more: https://lnkd.in/gX-McJHZ #MadangFODE #PapuaNewGuinea #PNG #LoopPNG #LoopNews

It is also important to note that this is a professional workplace, not the buai market. And in a professional workplace, it is important to carry yourself with professionalism. If you want growth in your field, despite your position, you have to show that you're capable, determined, and willing to take on the now Universally spoken English language with both locals and expats, makes no difference at all. As long as both parties can understand each other, there is nothing wrong with using the English Language. Speak it everywhere you go, build your confidence in speaking the English language, build your vocab, do not let anyone make you feel like you're showing off for speaking the universally spoken language.

I am extremely delighted to share that my latest Opinion article titled “Ensuring student safety on campus” has been published in today’s newspaper of Balochistan Times, the first english daily of Balochistan. The tragic death of Minahil, a 21-year-old student from MNSU, Multan, caused by university’s own bus serves as a stark reminder of the critical need for improved safety measures for student protection on university campuses. My article highlights the importance of ensuring student safety, the severe consequences when institutional negligence prevails and the need for long-overdue reforms. Minahil’s untimely passing should be a wake-up call for educational institutions across the country. Her body remained in the scorching heat for 3 hours on the instructions of the university’s VC, which is a violation of Minahil’s dignity under Article 14 of the Constitution. It’s time to enforce proper traffic regulations, safety protocols, and create an environment that truly prioritizes the welfare of students. Read more in the Balochistan Times: https://lnkd.in/dMVtEExP #StudentSafety #CampusSafety #Accountability #EducationReform #BalochistanTimes #HigherEducation #UniversitySafety #PublicPolicy #Law #LawStudent #Article #OpinionArticle #Constitution1973 #RighttoDignity

Co-ordinators! The ward has become very familiar to us for some days. What does coordinator actually mean?? ➡One who coordinates between knowledge and action, between different departments or efforts or between different tasks, is called a coordinator, coordinator or co-ordinator. It is through this coordinator that an organization can go very high and can also be low. In Sha Allah I will be seeing you very soon as a new batch of Classroom Bangladesh Co-ordinator #classroombangladesh #coordinators,