Amine Benmoussa says:

How can we help teatchers to become innovators. Well as solution, providing remote villages with high technology and equipment such as Wifi , phones and computers etc. It has a lot of benifits to state some, students getting more engaged and becoming collaborators. It also enhances individual learning and Improves knowledge retention. By using technology in the classroom, both teachers and students can develop skills essential for the 21st century. Students can gain the skills they will need to be successful in the future. Modern learning is about collaborating with others, solving complex problems, critical thinking, developing different forms of communication and leadership skills. Finally, helping teachers to become innovators is really important

Jihane habbani says:

One of the biggest problems nowadays is adopting the curriculum, As we know great teachers and good materials are one of the solutions, the government should make in disposition free Wi-Fi, donate laptops for poor students, teachers must be able to use technology in their methods to teach, rhe world evolved in many domain but the education system did not. To conclude, the education is one of the most important thing in our society, we should work on it and try to develop it.

Arij Ben Yazid says:

Many of us know that teachers suffer lot to change their old methods into a innovative ways but there are some teachers who cannot buy a computer or a phone or tablet to works with , also can pay the wifi or they just don’t know how to use them. So the government should offer them those materials . There is another problem wich is that teachers who live in remote villages canot reach the schools and it is usally too late for them to learn another profession, even if it isn’t, they can’t afford to pay the wifi. Another obstecle is the curriculum, teachers find it hard to follow the curriculum, and at the end they teach nothing. SO, the government should be aware about this and fix this problem.

Nour el houda EL YAAGOUBI says:

The ballance btween developing teaching strategies and the curriculum. In fact, we should build the teacher’s experience because every teacher faces unique classroom challenges and comes to work each morning with a diffrent set of skills. Then, we should add critical thinking in the class for example the teacher some times has to ask some questions that needs the student critical thinking. From that we will help the student to think more and maitain his thinking skills. Last but not least, the teacher must encourage persistence and efforts rather than keeping evaluating what the student done every day.

EL MEHDI ACHKIR says:

In our recent decades the teachers are on learning what we study .Now we need the teacher who are creative , what I don’t know is that the teachers are preparing us for past not the futur ” if a doctor prescribed the exact the same medecine to all his patients , the result will be tragic many people would get sick . It means that it’s time to change we must to innovate the pedagogy .

romaysae chaouch says:

teachers don’t get what they deserve, they always overcome different obstacles different problems with a lot of students but still work patiently, people don’t give them the respect that they deserve, they don’t get the salary that they deserve, but still works dispassionately. Basically our future is their own responsibility, they put a lot more work into our future more than they do for keeping themselves healthy . Teachers are literally suffering silently , they put all their hearts into teaching us and we should give them what they deserve , they also have problems so we should appreciate there work .

Hoda Bourhida says:

Students should devote time for what they love. In fact, after a long discussion with some students we finally concluded that allocating the efforts and time for one studying subject will give his fruits. Therfore, the student will be able to focus on what he loves and what will build his path into his dream job. For exemple, a student want to be an author, he will need just the language rules and a rich vocabulary baggage! why he will study physics then? Nevertheless, the student shall reach a precise age when they are aware of his propensities.

Hamza Mahboub says:

teachers need to be more productive and more positive As matter of fact, we need to help them by giving them a better salaries and affordable property, so that they can fix their famillies problems.
Because teachers when they have problems they always come to school depressed , and becomes really pissed and can’t really teach students that well .
Furthermore, there are some problems in class with students , so teachers gonna hate teaching. Moreover, Every teacher faces different obstacles everyday and to work mornings with every set of skills is just a disaster. Finally, we need to give them what they want so that they can teach us in a very smooth way instead of teaching us in a seveer and rude way.

Nada Deh says:

Teachers should be encouraged to have more professional development trainings. Teachers have to look beyond their work and targets by removing themselfs from the situation and instead look at it from the eyes of the students.. Well, they have to learn how to deal with their students , they should understand that this generation is totaly different from their generation, so the way and medthologies should be changed. Teachers must understand their students. what they like, what they hate, what do they need, what are their fears and their weaknesses. Students love friendly teachers, they addore teachers who comes to teach them with a wide smile in his face , and we can say that ‘s one of the reasons that make students love studying and comming to school. It is true that teachers make students feel bored most of the time by teaching them in the same way as everyday, so what i wanna say here is that Teachers have to look beyond their work and targets by removing themselfs from the situation and instead look at it from the eyes of the students. Then they will understand that it is so simple to make an innovative classroom, just by creating activities with their students, changing the way of study or making the curriculum more funny, like making groups or collaborations , going teaching out of the class sometimes why not …etc The most important thing is that the teacher should think out of the box . “A great teacher can reach the heart of a kid and allow him to truly live”. To conclud it is really important that the teacher loves his students before everything, so that he can be ready to work hard for them and encourage himself to have more professional development trainings .

Arij ben yazid says:

The curriculum should be adjusted to fit the students’ needs. In fact, the curriculum one of the biggest obstacles the teachers and students face, the teachers are so emphasizing the curriculum that students lose interest because of repetitious the education program, even I feel board after a month of studding, and for the rest of the year, it’s BOARING. Teachers are just too strict with the students, do this do that, don’t do this don’t do that, there is no room for creativity neither freedom in class, even the teaching materials are boring, we are generation Z and Alpha and they give us 200 year old education. So the government should think about this and find a solution.

Aymane Belfadil says:

For me the teacher should be able to make the learning more advantageous for the students in an easiest way and must use new method and pedagogy for the success of the class during the whole year. So the important question here is How can we help the teachers become innovators? In my point of view I think that the government should provide to the teachers all their needs and necessities so they can provide to us to best education. And for this we can encourage the teacher with increasing his salary if he deserve it. Furthemore,we can encourage the teachers to use the art in classes. Art education is all about giving opportunities to people, whether children or adults, to be creative. I think everyone has a drive to create and explore within our world. And art is a very satisfying method to do those things.Also, you should stop blaming others for being responsible but you should blame your self, change your self and show us that you want to fix the problem and change this situation in a better one, the change must start from you and then move to the others.To conclude, we should use new method even if it fails but the most important thing is that we tried.

Manal Abbadi says:

We all agree that our educational system must change. But the question is HOW?
Includind autonomy is the answer. In fact, students are being treated like robots and are being deprived of their freedom in class. Instead of trying to fit in a large amount of knowledge into students and define their levels based on their grades at the end of each exam, try to accually focus on what is mainly important, such as: training students with skills that can help them to deal with a variety of problems, promoting collaboration, allowing self expression and creativity. And finnally, prioritize skills and talents more than exam scores.

#OMAR #TS says:

Developing the educationnal system is not only going to help us ameliorating our studing methodologies but also it is going to be the main cause of our country’s growth. In fact, to achieve all this we need to change our program and the teacher’s studing methodes. In otherwords, should of been based on creativity innovation and problem solving it should normaly include all the 21 century skills it is based on learning every thing instead, so the first and the most important step is to add all the 21 century skills otherwise we are just wasting our time. Besides, teachers studing methodes have also a very big impact on our on the develop. of our education. Added to that, when the teacher is dictating every thing without giving you the freedom to intervene or ask until he finishes wich means when the class ends is not the good teacher to make leaders but to make robots, the good teacher is giving you the freedom to interact and collaborate to share experience and oppinions, but i think this is what they got to do inorder not to lose their jobs. all in all, developping our educationnal system is worth consediring.

Niama BELAHCEN says:

Education is one of the most issues of concern to the state and society . As all we know , teaching methods play an important role in building the futur , but the problem is that these methods and pedagogies stop developing and changing , so it becomes a matter of preparing students for the past .
As solutions to this problem ”teachers needs more professional development trainings ”: we live in the digital age , a age of technology and information , where we are surrounded by. technology all the time , while , when we enter to schools it looks like we went back dozens of years , teachers still using the same old ways of teaching , they can’t deal with technological tools and the new ways of teaching , which leads to killing the child’s creativity and destroying his imagination and dreams …. The minister must encourage teachers to have more professional development trainings , the teachers should be trained to make the class more interested by creating classroom games , competitions , teamwork , collaboration …., most importantly, they must understand that every single student have his own personality so they should act differently with any one of them .

NourELHoudaBoujemaoui says:

It has been a challenging period of time for all teachers, all around the world. We cannot deny that fact. All of a sudden, and because of something that is totally out of our control, students are learning remotely and both educators and administrators are in the permanent search of new tools and paths to face challenges they haven’t faced before. In Covid 19, students couldn’t join their in-person classes. So, the only solution was teaching them by using our second language “TECHNOLOGY”. Screen time, oh screen time! The eternal fight teachers, educators, and parents have with their students and kids, respectively. Kids spend way too much time in front of screens: in their cell phones, playing video games, on the internet, watching TV, etc… .Unfortunately, many teachers in different countries have a no-cell phone policy in the classroom, but is this the right thing to do? Another one of the main challenges teachers face: It ‘s knowing how to deal with using their laptops because there is no professional training! Actually, we’re living in 21century,when teacher have to learn new technologies In order to be able to offer students choices, having one’s own hands-on experience and expertise will be useful. Since technology keeps developing, learning a tool once and for all is not a option. The good news is that new technologies are new for the novice and and experienced teachers alike, so everyone can jump in at any time! But here, some ministries of education are not giving enough class to a teaher (talking about using IT equipment and stuff).So how can he deal with it.Another wave,It ‘s a lack of having laptops or tablets to tech their students the best way they can. For solution, ministers have to offer for teachers all needs. An example of Australia; Governments have prioritized getting digital technology into schools with large-scale programs such as Connected Classrooms in NSW and the national Digital Education Revolution. Pre-service teacher training programs have been advised to “enhance” initial teacher education by using innovative technology practices. The Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership (AITSL) also expects all teaching levels to effectively implement, use, model, lead and support ICT technologies. The majority of students even made a big progress in their level, they became more confident and ambitious to get their classes.Surely, Online learning is rapidly becoming one of the most cost-effective ways to educate the world’s rapidly expanding workforce,we need to develop classes the much we can .Finally,the responsableshave to show up for their teachers and students that they really care about their future.In brief, “Online learning is not the next big thing, it is the now big thing.

Ilyana Harnafi says:

Giving more autonomy and freedom to teachers should not be something to neglect. In point of fact, educators can not be productive if their schedule is overloaded, they do not have enough, sometimes do not have time at all, to think about new activities, new projects for their students. Also, if they are forced to follow a unique method of teaching with all their students the results will not be satisfying for all of them, a student abilities to learn quickly differ from one to another. A kid might get a lesson faster than another, however it does not mean that he’s weaker, the teacher has just to explain it to him differently. According to statistics, most of the teachers work 40 hours per week and still can not have everything done, like Seneca said it : « It is quality rather than quantity that matters ». In brief, if teachers were less restricted, they and their students will be way more productive.

Lina el mazzouji says:

It is undeniable that teachers have a very significant, lifelong impact on all of their students. In fact, including teacher autonomy which refers to freedom of study, learn & teach, will help teachers become innovators. As a matter of fact, teachers have a big impact on their students, If a teacher has good habits or qualities, he can transfer it in his students and can play an important role in good nation formation.The concept of teacher autonomy refers to the professional independence of teachers in schools, especially the degree to which they can make autonomous decisions about what they teach to students and how they teach it. As much as the learner requires space, freedom, flexibility and respect, the teacher also requires the same. Teacher autonomy is driven by a need for personal and professional improvement. In addition to this, teacher autonomy is not just about the teacher’s freedom, it is about ensuring a learning environment that addresses children’s diverse needs and it is also necessary in order to be able to respond to student needs, interests & motivation and individualize our approach. In conclusion,studies show that the autonomous teacher teaches very effectively and conveniently than non autonomous teachers. There should be some professional independence among the teachers because when they are free to teach, they teach more efficiently.

omnia hajjam says:

In today’s world, being a teacher is an incredible hurdle. As an administration, keeping teachers motivated is an important part of their role. Enthusiastic teachers foster a collaborative culture and a positive environment for our faculty and students.
In fact, time is of the utmost importance to successful employee development, as teachers have a reputation for convincing themselves that they don’t have time for personal time, which is not true. They should choose to make it a priority.
They are important, distinguished, and hardworking. They simply have to take some time for themselves.
Being the most important part of a young student’s life means being the best they can be in mind, body, and spirit. Inspiring students is an integral part of ensuring their success and encouraging them to fulfill their potential. Students who get inspired by their teachers can get amazing things done, and that motivation always stays with them. For that, they must Take Time for themselves for example joining a course or discovering a new hobby. Visiting friends or working in the park.
Keeping teachers motivated can be a challenge. But it is an essential part of students’ overall success. Outstanding teachers are those who are motivated to excel and take pride in their students’ success in and out of the classroom.

OTHMANE DOUZI says:

In this long digital era, technology is everywhere. These advantages spread in all areas, education system, work in companies, etc. … And all ages have access. But, during this pandemic which was all the disaster this year, is a cause of being confined. Students can no longer join their classes. So the great importance of technology, therefore, encompasses all education: (primary, college, or even higher). Where almost all the students there appreciated this teaching method based on ICT. And it offered a real chance not to be missed, where students have to adapt to mainstream technology outside of the daily game. And according to the help of the pandemic linked to Covid-19, the computer tool has been declared with sincerity that it is becoming essential additional teaching, according to an American report declared by specialists in this field. During the report, they unveiled the recently discovered mystery with well-detailed statistics. In short of what they said, the technology will greatly facilitate the studies where the students will work with an organization, and relax without the stress of the lost notebook or book. The heavyweight of the schoolbag full of notebooks and books which pose serious health problems at the level of the spine would not be anymore a problem, because the new electronic devices get in their place, even doing it better. After all, it is just one or half a kilo. that a wonderful change!
And if we continue like this, life will develop into a digital life, where the world will improve not only in all jobs but also in education. Where the base would really be able to hold such a great educated future.
However, teachers who are well in charge of the unimproved work of education for 150 years, will finally allow themselves to lighten up a little thanks to the ICT method, in another word, according to a website: The instructor becomes less of a ‘sage on the stage’ and more of a ‘guide on the side.’ From accessing course materials online to watching video-recorded lectures, technology opens up the possibility for teaching innovation: from collaborative group work to flipped and hybrid classrooms. Instructors can also use classroom response systems to assess students’ understanding of course material and adjust the pace or content as needed in real-time. Learn more: From
In brief, educators view technology as a distraction in the Classroom. But, if used with intention, technology can be transformed from a distraction to an effective teaching tool. So why not try like Singapore or Ferland?? AS the quote goes: “We need technology in every classroom and in every student and teacher’s hand, because it is the pen and paper of our time, and it is the lens through which we experience much of our world.” – David Warlick

Aya yousfi says:

In today’s days, being teacher is incredibly difficult . In fact, Being the most important part of a young student’s life means being the best they can be in mind, body, and spirit. Inspiring students is an integral part of ensuring their success and encouraging them to fulfill their potential. Students who get inspired by their teachers can get amazing things done, and that motivation always stays with them. For that, they must Take Time for themselves for example joining a course or discovering a new hobby. Visiting friends or working in the park, doing sport , traveling. Keeping a teacher motivated can be a challenge but it’s an important thing to have a good class because the teacher is an essential part of it

Aymen El-ghazi says:

Effective teaching does not only make a student feel good about school and teaching, but also results in an increased student’s achievements and progress. The question we all ask ourselves is: what do teachers need to be any more productive. My team and I came out with the conclusion that teachers need better and more adapted teaching strategies and curriculum. In fact, the goal of using varied teaching strategies is to facilitate the student’s learning. This means cultivating the lesson in a way that successfully integrates the students attention, a great call for student’s participation in class. Moreover, teaching strategies can challenge the different skills a student needs to acquire and develop achievable goals in the future. A great example of a high educational institution program that targets improving teacher’s effectiveness in online and blended learning environment » the virtual online teaching » or VOLT.
To conclude, teachers need a big change in the curriculum that can shift the teachers productivity to higher extenze and therefore a brighter future.

lamyae laouer says:

Since teachers are responsible for all other professions, doctors, lawyers, sports stars, etc … yes, they deserve higher pay . It’s a big responsibility and the teachers hardly earn a living wage. Most teachers have to keep an extra job or take on extra work just to make ends meet. Teachers spend much more of their personal time on extra activities outside the classroom that people never see and never get paid for, but which are essential to being a good teacher. Things like planning, grading, phone calls and parent meetings, monitoring students before and after required work hours, hallway watch duty, tutoring, summer conferences, and professional development , compulsory participation in extracurricular activities, coaching, the list goes on. All of these things are done outside working hours and without any additional compensation. So, absolutely, teachers of all kinds, from day laborers, demand a salary commensurate with the responsibility they are charged with. Doctors are responsible for people’s lives and watch how much they earn. Without teachers, there would be no doctors.

Nohayla Hajjout says:

It’s beyond all shadow of doubt, that today’s education is the same as the previous generation’s one. In fact, all people do now, is blaming teachers that are not open to change and progress, and that they refuse using IT in their methodology of teaching, but that ain’t be true. Teachers have the scolar program, and sometimes even the manner of educating, and they’re supposed to only do what the program they’re given includes. This means, that the ministry is the problem not the teacher. If the educational ministry changes its way of thinking and provide to the teachers all the necessary tools they need, either chemical or technological ones, without any doubt, the educators will be more creative and innovative.

Souhayla Amjoun says:

It’s undeniable that every young person deserves a complete and competitive education that includes the arts. In fact the art is hands-on, has immediate rewards, focuses on positive achievements, develops concrete products and fosters collaboration. , furthermore arts provide many opportunities for students to demonstrate their skills through authentic performance. Also it enable children to grow in confidence and learn how to think positively about themselves and learning. Besides art education helps make learning matter to students by giving them a medium to connect new knowledge to personal experiences and express what they have learned to others.
It’s equally important that art education helps foster a positive culture and climate in schools. When schools integrate the arts across the curriculum, disciplinary referrals decrease while effectiveness of instruction and teachers’ ability to meet the needs of all students increase. Learning a musical instrument, creating a painting, learning to dance, or singing in a chorus teaches that taking small steps, practicing to improve, being persistent, and being patient are important for children’s growth and improvement.

Bayane Bouziane. says:

It is incontestable that students tend to blame teachers for low-quality teaching and the stuffed curriculum they should finish in a rush every year. Experts agree that teachers aren’t the ones to blame for many reasons, such as the lack of financial support from the government.
This problem is prevalent in many countries, including America, one of the most developed countries in the world. When teachers don’t have an appropriate salary, they are often obliged to have other parttime jobs in parallel, which requires strenuous efforts, pulling all-nighters, balancing between too many tasks and responsibilities. Most of the time, teachers can’t manage to do everything adequately, and sometimes they even forget to explain some complicated ideas, and their temper worsens because of the exhaustion’s accumulation. So, if teachers had a decent payment, they’re going to deploy all their time and effort, explaining lessons clearly and satisfying students’ needs. To do so, give bonuses or provide loan forgiveness to teachers in positions that are hard to staff. According to Chalkbeat, “The peer-reviewed study, conducted by Li Feng and Tim Sass, focuses on Florida, which put in place student loan forgiveness and bonus programs to retain teachers and prevent shortages…“We find that loan forgiveness and targeted bonuses can both substantially reduce teacher attrition in high-need areas, although bonuses appear to have a larger impact in the short run,” Feng and Sass write…The loan forgiveness program reduced teachers’ likelihood of quitting by about 10 percent annually…Generally, loan recipients were as good or better than teachers who didn’t participate in the program.”And as Charles Kuralt said: ” When we become a mature, grown-up, wise society, we will put teachers at the center of the community, where they belong. We don’t honor them enough, we don’t pay them enough.” All in all, teachers should be taken care of and should get the salary they deserve. After all, they are the ones who are preparing the future generation, the future leaders.