Monday, March 30, 2015

How i will encourage Girl's Education when i go back


                  I think my position, as a female teacher is a good example of a positive role model that can inspire girls in their education. As South Sudan has gone through a serious issue of girl drop out, I think the best way that I can use to encourage girl’s education is through the syllabus. I will develop an engaging curriculum that includes diversity and relevant issues to Gender by introducing lessons that talk about the success girls from other country have achieve through education and also use many educative programs that were done by school girls of other countries inform of activities so as to attract them. I will design activities that will much base on student centered. Although the student centered might not be effective sometimes, but I will emphasis much on cooperative activities where they will be divided in to groups and each person in the group will present to the other group and vise visa so that all the shy girls will participate in the class. Lastly, I will not just consider my self as a teacher but a best friend with motherly love and always motivate, appreciate and encourage them in their work.
So friends don’t you think adding diversity in our lessons can be another way of inspiring girl’s education?

3 comments:

  1. You bring up some great points about how curriculum and teaching strategies can benefit girls education. I also agree that the presence of powerful and educated women will do much to encourage girls to remain in school longer. You are a great role model for that!

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  2. Nyamatti,
    You have nailed it. the most important point for me and all of us for sure is being a role model and interestingly a friend as well. if female students see you there, they are likely to be just encouraged by your presence a lone. I like that idea. But then, how possible do you think you will be able to develop a diversify and gender related issues curriculum by yourself as a teacher?

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  3. Lucy, that's a great idea. The point you have made about developing a curriculum that is more inclusive, respect diversity and interactive will obviously encourage girls education in South Sudan. I understand this curriculum is meant for only you to use it, I wonder how will girls who are foreign to your class access this important and enjoyable teaching/learning?

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