Education

By Zahra I am writing this article to share my experience as a teacher in both the private and public sector schools. This article highlights the stark contrast between the two, particularly in terms of facilities, environment, and overall ambiance. Through my journey, I hope to shed light on the challenges faced by public sector…

Meet today’s inspiring personality, Dr. Nusrat Nadir, from the beautiful Ayeshi Valley in Punial, Ghizer district of Gilgit-Baltistan. Nusrat has achieved an extraordinary milestone—completing her PhD in Nursing from De Montfort University, Leicester, United Kingdom. Her journey is a testimony to resilience, hard work, and unwavering commitment to her field, proving that with dedication and…

This article is about classroom pedagogy and how educators are consistently encouraged to employ diverse strategies to provoke their students’ interest in learning and foster active participation in classroom activities. I often find myself pondering over the term, ‘pedagogy’—is it merely a set of activities or does it catalyze educators to become more creative and…

The history of psychology as a discipline can be traced back to the late 19th century. The earliest organized approaches that established psychology as a scientific discipline are Structuralism and Functionalism. As two key foundational schools of thought in psychology, both Structuralism and Fundamentalism laid the groundwork for the scientific study of the human mind…

This article outlines the four primary goals of psychology: description, explanation, prediction, and control. At the end, you’ll have the chance to assess your understanding by attempting quizzes related to each goal. A link to these MCQs has been provided at the conclusion of the article. 1. Description The first goal of psychology as a…

Munaza Mahmood contributed this research paper to Ibex Times as part of her Master of Studies in Education at Karachi University. She currently serves as an educator at Habib Girls School in Karachi. She can be reached at munaza.mahmood@habibschools.edu.pk. Abstract This study aims to highlight the challenges faced by higher secondary school educators in remote…

By Abdul Rahim Daudani In the intricate world of education, learning is far from a one-size-fits-all experience. It is a complex process, where students acquire new knowledge and skills at different paces, influenced by a myriad of personal circumstances, learning styles, and external factors. These differences are evident across grade levels, where students exhibit a…