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The Power of AI and Future of Education is Now: How Teachers and the Taught Can Create the Teaching

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One thing that most educators can agree on is that methods of teaching and learning ought to be revisited—AI must be embraced and the integration of Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and culturally response pedagogies no longer remain a choice. In the post COVID-era, these social skills are needed more than ever.

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The Power of AI and Future of Education is Now: How Teachers and the Taught Can Create the Teaching

Faculty Focus

One thing that most educators can agree on is that methods of teaching and learning ought to be revisited—AI must be embraced and the integration of Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and culturally response pedagogies no longer remain a choice. In the post COVID-era, these social skills are needed more than ever.

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Assignments with Significance

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What exists in Arabic in terms of Sunday school curricula, youth work materials, and home Bible studies is largely translation from English, often poorly translated and culturally inappropriate. The learning was tangible and extraordinary. In May 2018, I experimented with a course entitled Teaching the Lucan Parables.

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Teaching Excellence Through Mindful Reflection 

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The reflective educator should have self-acceptance with a desire to improve, patience with themselves and their students, the organizational and time-management skills to incorporate reflection, and the ability to self-analyze and identify their strengths, weaknesses, goals, and challenges (Leon-Henri, 2020). Kolb, David A.

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Teaching Excellence Through Mindful Reflection 

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The reflective educator should have self-acceptance with a desire to improve, patience with themselves and their students, the organizational and time-management skills to incorporate reflection, and the ability to self-analyze and identify their strengths, weaknesses, goals, and challenges (Leon-Henri, 2020). Kolb, David A.

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