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Such an informative session for parents and the teaching community, both!

My boy is 5 years and in prep ..is this age is okay

great

I’m really confused about the hype surrounding this school. It seems like it’s the parents and students who are putting in all the effort by enrolling in academies, preparing for entrance tests, and going through a rigorous selection process just to get admitted. If a school is already cherry-picking the top students in Lahore by making them go through such a tough admission system, what’s so remarkable about the school itself? I would give Aitchison credit if they admitted an average student and helped them shine. That would truly showcase the school’s excellence

What subjects did he have in O and A Levels

A great interview People worry about those 25 million kids who are out of schools and I worry about the poor quality of education even our elite A level schools are offering. The point of teachers student ratio is quite pertinent and highlights a related issue of lack of formative assessments and feedback of teachers. The more students you have and more schools you choose to teach at, less willing and available you become to read the work of your students. And if a teacher goes through their students work casually, they hardly know how to feedback to the students. Students also prefer to listen than to write. I am afraid most of the students write for more than 90 minutes at a stretch only on the day of their exam and that too who are better students. In the present system, only the self motivated and able students can excel at A level. The system has no space for backbenchers and for those who lag behind and teachers support. Todays teachers may have many traits but they can not inspire a student to be self learners.

Very informative thank you for sharing such valuable insights

Is it easy to get admission at AC

Excellent and fantastic discussion, feeling sooo happy to hear this podcast because our young generation is foxing and trying to achieve global standards in educational sector and this was only possible to have Arooj kind of mindset teachers it wasn't possible to get your schooling done by dhoti marka teachers at all. Great great and great job Arooj God bless you and wishing you all the best for your mission ❤

What university is ahmad mujtaba in right now?

Very inspiring to watch as a student myself. I think ammi, you gotta bring more students in your podcast because that would be smth to directly relate to and understand from

This was a better session and a very helpful one than the previous one! But for first time IB parents plz add some basic questions like how is ib different from the Cambridge schools in early years, like explain with examples how do they teach like ABCs in IB as compared to in Cambridge? As most of the Cambridge schools also have different activities so what basically is the difference in the method in the very early years? And as for parents do we need to teach our kids at home also after like they come from school as the IB schools alrady have so much time so it becomes difficult for us to teach our kids as they are so much exhausted after the long school hours? And why is there screen time for early years as we r most of the time advised to avoid screen time for such young children! Won't it be better if the teachers are more trained and sing the songs or poems instead of just playing them on tv? Plz do include such basic questions also next time with examples!

That’s a very insightful podcast. As a parent I learned so much in these 46 minutes. Excellent questions and amazing answers. My dream is to see such well-rounded educationists lifting up the government-owned education system so as a country we can work towards decreasing the income disparity. Thanks for this. Enjoyed every bit of it.

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He articulates his thoughts with such clarity and precision. Wishing him great success in all his future endeavours !

Great podcast, listening from Australia. Thank you

The thing to deeply accept os the role of the parents ,mostly the mother who is behind this childs success. very impressive and much appreciated Aisha for podcasting actual things that matter!

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Ayesha, plz in ur next podcast, get these questions answered, from some ib expert. 1. What is ib? 2. How is a school recognised as an ib school? 3. Requirements of ib school eg grounds or cafeteria? 4. Timings for ib school? 5. How are the teachers ib trained? Where do they go for training? 6. How many times and how are the teachers assessed for IB each year? 7. Difference between ib and Cambridge esp in early years as ib claims to be activity based but all the schools in early years are activity based so where is the difference? 8. Why is there screen time in early years in ib? And why is screen learning essential at this level? 9. Ib in middle year and dp? 10. Future of ib? 11. Is there any deduction in marks in ib when we will be getting the equivalence in HEC when applying for universities in Pakistan?

East or west i think Agata is best

Just saw the podcast with taimur bandey.......each and every point was well discussed specially the teachers calibre and their knowledge of the subject.......tution culture only in pakistan......my kids are grownup and my daughter studies in grade 8 in beacon house liberty campus ......the teachers of that school are ridiculous can't even pronounce English properly their aim is just to complete the syllabus they ve no concerns if the child is lacking......complained the admin multiple times but of no use highly frustrating education system of pakistan.we can't change the typical paki mindset that is why we and children are lacking behind...whether it's university level or school the mindset of educationists are ruining our children future😢

change the title plz it's all about atchision.... as a face of trinity, it should be more about high school, ib and a o level...

Hi I think the topic of the podcast and the discussion that was actually done was not very relevant. I was actually looking forward to this podcast to give us the right knowledge, specifically on how to choose between these two very different education systems.

Im half way through and there is still no discussion on IB vs Olevel. The whole bit about Aitchison is irrelevant. Why dont you rename the topic, lets discuss my kid’s schools.

Very informative session. Goras are not easily manipulated and leave if they are pressured into doing they disapprove of.

Ayesha, thanks for having this amazing session which disseminate so much information about current ongoing academic issues. Please have such academic related podcasts more. There are so many issues pertaining to hiring of the faculty, well being and inclusion in the schools and training of the teachers. We talk about nepotism in politics but i believe nepotism and favoritism in the academic sector is severing up to alarming levels which should be discussed too.

Trinity School in Lahore is great blessing, This school will bring rational change and Progress in our education. Thanks to the Managements.