Ghadeer Abu-Shamat, representing GEMS Education, brought forth extensive research that deeply engaged the audience. Stressing the essence of change in education, she highlighted how even small adjustments can make a monumental difference in student outcomes. Her conclusion emphasized the art of managing change and the necessity of innovation—an inspiring call to become architects of change.
Eduvate’s active involvement in the panel discussions was commendable. Moderated by Rola Karanouh from Lycée Français International de Dubaï, with invaluable contributions from Layla Rajah from Sharjah American International School and Sandra Baroudi (PhD, FHEA, QMPRC). Eduvate’s passionate exploration into the impact of well-being on educators and students added depth to this crucial conversation. Eduvate, represented by Dr Sandra Baroudi, shed the light on the importance of integrating social and emotional learning in the school curricula and daily discourse of teachers and parents.
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