#WeLovetoRead... do you?! 📚
Seesaw is excited to announce the We Love to Read Challenge- a new way to see student excitement grow around reading.
Students track their weekly reading progress and get rewarded along the way!
Learn more ➡️ https://t.co/i3c4IpcmS0
#WeLovetoRead #seesaw #seesawlearning
The Varkey Family, the Varkey Foundation and all at #GEMSEducation wish His Highness #SheikhMohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates and Ruler of Dubai, a very happy birthday.
When a student has a verbal or physical outburst in the classroom, it can be stressful and scary. This research-backed framework can help teachers de-escalate the situation.
Don't let doubts about being a teacher make you feel like you are not a good teacher.
You are a good teacher. It's the other stuff outside of your control that is making your job harder.
Thanks to the support & cooperation of parents, educators & students, PE lessons, gatherings, trips and extra-curricular activities can resume from Jan 31. Canteens & eating areas can reopen. This applies to all private schools, early childhood centres & universities in Dubai.
A beautiful tribute to Madam Varkey, from the gems of GEMS Millennium School, Sharjah. Her words through her grandson Mr Dino Varkey echoed with the resounding message: Be Strong, Be Brave! Beautifully enacted by the Grade 2 students. Loved it @TeresaVarman@GEMS_ME
In the new academic year, we’ll be #TogetherAgainDubai! Schools will be offering full-time face-to-face learning, including sports, events and excursions. Parents will have the choice of continuing with distance learning until October 3. More info: https://t.co/RJ0kN86q2y
Your kids may be affected by the change in age requirements if they’re starting school next year. Check our FAQs for more info on the MoE’s resolution for all schools in the UAE: https://t.co/ZxK1Cou1SW
من ارتفاع ٢٥ ألف كم عن سطح الكوكب الأحمر .. أول صورة للمريخ بأول مسبار عربي في التاريخ
The first picture of Mars captured by the first-ever Arab probe in history, 25,000 km above the Red Planet's surface