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Learning from the Classroom: Reflecting, Rethinking and Improving Teaching
by: Muhammad Yusuf
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Description:
Every classroom has a story, and every teaching challenge is an opportunity to learn.
I am pleased to introduce my book, 40 Classroom Case Studies for Strengthening Foundational Literacy, Numeracy and Social-Emotional Learning in Sindh.
This book presents 40 realistic, classroom-inspired case studies addressing everyday teaching challenges in primary schools. It covers foundational reading, numeracy, inclusive teaching, formative assessment, classroom management and social-emotional learning.
Each case includes practical teaching approaches and reflective questions to help teachers think critically, learn from experience and improve their classroom practices.
Designed for teachers, teacher educators, Master Trainers, Guide Teachers and Subject Coordinators, the book supports self-learning, peer discussions, school-based CPD and reflective coaching.
🎯 The central message is simple: Better teaching begins with reflection, and better learning begins when every child is understood and supported.