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  THE TALE OF THE AUTISTIC TWINS   If we rightly channel the energy and passion of autistic kids, they can reach the sky: Farheen Hussain, Senior Consultant at Future Experts Kindergarten   I once encountered the case of autistic twins – 7-year-old boys named *Qasim and *Qadir. It didn’t take much time for theRead more

  ACCEPTANCE VS IGNORANCE   Farheen Hussain, the Senior Consultant at Future Experts Kindergarten, sheds light on the importance of acceptance and medical treatment for special needs children   It’s not easy for a parent to accept that his or her child has a disorder or is a special needs child. But the sooner youRead more

    ABUSE AND NEGLECT   Miss Amal Al Saab at Future Experts Kindergarten shares the story of a child who faced physical abuse and lack of attention   I had a child named *Salahuddin in my KG 2 class who was dealing with physical abuse at home and neglect. When he would come toRead more

      THE TEACHER TURNOVER SYNDROME   The rate at which teachers resign is shocking: Reem Bakheet, education & social activist   Turnover in our education sector is increasing at a colossal rate – for women in specific, even in a small school like mine. Teaching is a very big responsibility and unfortunately, itRead more

  COUNSEL YOUR EDUCATORS   The significance of counseling is not to be taken lightly: Reem Bakheet, social and education activist   The role of a teacher is often misunderstood. It is not solely to provide an insight into textbooks provided by schools – it is about shaping children’s personalities, teaching them mannerisms and beingRead more

  VICTIMS OF ABUSE   Miss Amal Al Saab at Future Experts Kindergarten talks about her experience with an abused child   In my first year of teaching, I had an encounter with a boy named *Tamim in KG 2. He used to practically live in a bubble and seemed to be an introvert. HeRead more

  THE MILDLY TRAUMATIZED   Miss Amal Al Saab at Future Experts Kindergarten shares the story of a somewhat traumatized child… There was once a boy named *Abdul Rahman in my KG 2 class. He was always sitting in isolation, away from the rest of the class. He seemed very comfortable in complete solitude andRead more

  SOFT VS HARD SKILLS   Educators are now becoming more and more socially conscious: Dr. Ray Lindley, Executive Director, American International Accreditation Association of Schools and Colleges (AIAASC)   Education has not always been available for all people and was often a luxury only the affluent enjoyed. Then as societal changes emerged, the opportunityRead more

        INVESTING IN HUMAN CAPITAL WILL PAVE THE ROAD TO SUCCESS   Dr. Ray Lindley, Executive Director of American International Accreditation Association of Schools and Colleges (AIAASC), sheds light on one of the primary issues we face in the education sector…   No one system or sector is perfect. I have oftenRead more

  THE COOKIE MONSTER   Breaking out of the shell will result in development and growth   Staying in one’s comfort zone can sometimes inhibit growth, and taking children out of it can ultimately be good for them. Let’s face it – the comfort zone is the best place to be in whether you’re aRead more

  A LITTLE ATTENTION GOES A LONG WAY   Miss Boshra Fallatah at Future Experts Kindergarten shares her experience of a reserved, unexposed boy… *Ahmad skipped KG1 and joined KG2 immediately. Unlike other kids, he was a little reserved, and why wouldn’t he be? He didn’t know the alphabet like other KG1 kids and didn’tRead more

    THE HYPERACTIVE ONES   Some children possess an extra zing of energy which needs to be channeled   Children can be hyperactive and most usually are – and there’s nothing wrong with that. As parents and teachers, we just need to make sure they channelize all that built-in limitless energy through an appropriateRead more