
Dedicated educator with a strong foundation in classroom management and student behaviour management, supported by a continuous training programme sponsored by the UNRWA Educational Department. Proficient in administration skills, including achieving and documentation, and adept at utilising MS Office and internet services to enhance educational delivery. Skilled in implementing gifted and talented strategies, project-based learning, and developing Individual Education Plans (IEP) for diverse classroom settings. Committed to fostering an inclusive learning environment through effective lesson planning and classroom planning.
Since 2022, I have been working at the American School of Creative Science as a Science Teacher, teaching middle and high school science subjects, including Environmental Science. Throughout my role, I have actively contributed to both academic and extracurricular scientific initiatives within the school community.
I was responsible for leading and supervising ECA science clubs such as Science Thinking and Science Experiments, where students developed inquiry, problem-solving, and practical scientific skills. I also participated in organizing and supporting internal school science fairs and guided students in external scientific competitions, including competitions such as CIEE and other external events.
As part of my professional growth, I expanded my teaching responsibilities to high school levels, teaching Environmental Science and other science subjects to a wide range of students. In addition to classroom teaching, during this academic year I supported newly joined teachers by helping them understand school regulations, policies, curriculum planning, lesson preparation methods, syllabus expectations, and instructional practices. Although unofficial, I also acted as a mentor and support teacher, assisting colleagues in adapting to the school environment and educational system.