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  PROJECT REPORT TEACHERS’ GROWTH PROGRAM Program Head: Moqheeta Mehboob Funded By: Ekta Foundation, London Organized By: Help Hyderabad, India Facilitator: Edutop, India Venue: Safdaria Girls High School Duration: 45 Days (July – September 2023) Executive Summary The Teachers’ Growth Program was a 45-day transformative initiative designed to enhance professional skills among educators. Funded by the Ekta Foundation, London , and organized by Help Hyderabad in collaboration with Edutop, India , this program aimed to uplift teaching practices through expert-led training sessions. With a combination of online and physical sessions , the program effectively bridged knowledge gaps, enabling teachers to implement modern pedagogical approaches in their classrooms. Objectives Enhance Pedagogical Practices: Equip teachers with modern teaching methodologies . Foster Continuous Learning: Promote lifelong professional growth and adaptability. Build a Collaborative Community: Con...

Child’s Nutrition: Nourishing the Body and Soul    By Moqheeta Mehboob   Food—the first love for many—is not merely a necessity for survival. It is a source of joy, comfort, and togetherness. Sharing meals or feeding loved ones brings immense happiness. For parents, the simple act of watching their child eat well serves as a soothing balm, filling their hearts with a sense of fulfillment and relaxation. In Islam, this act of love holds spiritual significance, as Allah smiles upon the sincere expression of a parent's care. By nourishing their children, parents mirror Allah’s attributes of being the Provider and Sustainer.   However, the question arises: Are parents overdoing this act of love? Are they overly fixated on feeding their children "the best," to the extent that they become distraught if a meal is skipped or left unfinished?   In this article, we’ll explore how Muslim parents should approach their child’s nutrition, focusing on two key ar...

Help to the new writers by Moqheeta Mehboob Language is a unique skill we humans possess. We are constantly using language. Either mentally, verbally or in writing. There are plenty who have mastered the art of presenting the thoughts in the form of speech, whereas some are more proficient at pouring out the thoughts on paper.   Today we will look at the common hiccups faced by novice writers. (To read on why everyone should take up writing, read the article  https://edutopm.blogspot.com/2022/11/seven-reasons-why-people-should-write.html  )   Writing is a great hobby plus a very useful skill. There are many who want to write and take up writing as a regular activity.   ‘I want to write. I need to write. I have to write’.   Most of the budding writers tell this to themselves multiple times in a day. But somehow they don’t manage to sit down to complete the task. Call it procrastination, lack of zeal or lack of confidence, maybe a mixture of all these.  ...