Educational Directions’ Post

🌍 Transformative Journeys: Witnessing Innovation and Ambition Rehan School, Karachi Last week, I had the incredible opportunity to visit the Rehan School on the outskirts of Karachi, Pakistan. This was not just a journey across miles, but a deep dive into a hub of youthful ambition and innovation under challenging circumstances. 🚀 Empowerment through Education and Technology The students at Rehan School, coming from low-resource areas, are not just learning about technology; they're mastering it to build futures they've dared to dream of. What struck me the most was their focus on sustainability and the use of AI tools not just for academic projects but to forge real-world businesses aimed at global markets. 💡 Big Dreams in the Making One of their goals? To build businesses worth over a million dollars before graduation. It sounds ambitious, but their unrelenting conviction makes you a believer. Despite limited resources, these students are leveraging their skills to create services and products for a global audience, turning challenges into stepping stones. 🌐 A Call to Support and Collaborate Their journey is a powerful reminder of how education can transform lives, especially when combined with the right tools and opportunities. Let's think about how we can support such initiatives, whether through mentorship, investment, or technology partnerships. If the students reach out to interview you, say "YES!" As I left the school, I carried with me not just fond memories but a renewed belief in the power of determination and vision. These students are not waiting for change; they are driving it. 🔗 #EducationForAll #Sustainability #AI #YouthEmpowerment #Innovation#Youarethesolution Rehan Allahwala Manahil Remotejobwali Saad Allahwala

Woot woot! Check out my latest achievement from Capella University.

Meet Karolyn DeMarco, Head of Academic Development! 📚✨ Karolyn's dedication to student success and passion for education make her an invaluable part of our college. Learn more about her impact at Lackawanna College in our latest highlight video!

Some of our most frequently asked questions about seminary admission in our latest Seminary Up Close episode https://lnkd.in/ecsqXJdq #catholicism #mhtseminary

I am Shashwat Sourav, PhD student at Washington University in St. Louis. In this 1-1 conversation with Dr. Mathur, I talk about my journey from undergrad to becoming the first student from any of the IISERs to receive a straight PhD in a field that was not my major during my undergraduate years. We talk about the importance of Independent Thinking and general tips for undergraduate students and my future plans. https://lnkd.in/dWNi9aNs

Expalining my thesis projects to the faculty members of CUET.

For those that know me, you recognize LEGACY as one of the Seven eLements of Leadership! Below Ryan Manion beautifully summarizes a commencement address that asked that very question. Be it through high school, college or your career, what will your LEGACY be? What will people (friends, team members and your family) remember about YOU?

Did Bruce Lee get it wrong? At tonight’s graduation of Raha International School, Gardens Campus class of 2024 Michael Bloy spoke about how we don’t need to “be like water” - we need to look at life like velcro. The metaphor that "life is like Velcro" portrays life as a series of random hooks and loops, emphasizing the idea of #connections and attachments formed through seemingly coincidental interactions. This view highlights the importance of the #relationships and encounters that shape our lives, often in unexpected ways. It suggests that our paths are significantly influenced by the connections we make, much like how Velcro's strength lies in the random hooks and loops coming together to create a bond 💪 Both metaphors provide valuable insights into navigating life. Bruce Lee's "be like water" offers guidance on maintaining inner #flexibility and strength, while the "life is like Velcro" metaphor underscores the significance of our #interactions and #relationships in shaping our experiences. Together, they present a comprehensive view that values both personal adaptability and the power of #connections. Good luck graduates 🎓

Happy World Students’ Day our incredible students, you're the reason Sharda University is buzzing with life. Keep dreaming big, studying hard, and making memories that will last a lifetime. PS: Thank you for being the best part of Sharda University.❤️ #ShardaUniversity #WorldStudentsDay #Topical #TopicalPost

Highlight on STLI Faculty Fellow for Excellence in Teaching Leslie Grant. In this short video, Leslie discusses her STLI Fellowship project focusing on peer observation: