As an Arabic and Islamic Studies teacher, I’ve had the privilege of working with children and young adults in online settings. This experience has been both dynamic and fulfilling, allowing me to adapt my teaching to suit the digital format while maintaining the depth of these subjects.
My lessons are designed to be interactive and engaging, using multimedia resources like videos, interactive pr...
As an Arabic and Islamic Studies teacher, I’ve had the privilege of working with children and young adults in online settings. This experience has been both dynamic and fulfilling, allowing me to adapt my teaching to suit the digital format while maintaining the depth of these subjects.
My lessons are designed to be interactive and engaging, using multimedia resources like videos, interactive presentations, and quizzes. I focus not only on language proficiency but also on fostering a deeper understanding of Islamic values, ethics, and history. This approach encourages students to apply their learning to real-life situations and promotes critical thinking.
In addition to teaching, my counselling skills play a significant role in supporting my students’ emotional and mental well-being. I create a safe, inclusive space where students feel comfortable expressing their concerns and challenges. Using empathy and active listening, I help them navigate personal issues that may impact their academic performance or personal growth. By incorporating a person-centered approach, I ensure that every student feels heard and valued, which strengthens their engagement in learning.
Through regular feedback, active participation, and one-on-one check-ins, I maintain a strong connection with my students, keeping them motivated. My experience in both education and counselling allows me to provide a holistic and supportive learning environment, promoting both academic and personal development.
This unique combination of skills enables me to offer a well-rounded education in Arabic and Islamic studies, even in a virtual setting.
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