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Hello everyone. I’m passionate about helping students discover their strengths and reach their potential. I strive to create an engaging and supportive learning environment. My goal is to inspire curiosity and foster a love for learning in each of you. I am able to connect with students and understand their diverse backgrounds and needs fosters trust and engagement. I can easily connect with students personally which helps them feel valued and understood, and enhances their learning experience. I engage students through discussions, questions, and activities, fostering participation and collaboration.Looking forward for this platform to make me connect with students and provide them with good assistance.

Subjects

English Grade 1-O level
Biology Grade 1-Grade 12
Quran & Memorization Beginner-Intermediate

Experience

No experience mentioned.

Education

Bachelors in Clinical Psychology (Oct, 2017–May, 2023) from women institute of learning abbottabad

Fee details

Rs40,000–60,000/month (US$143.95–215.93/month)

Courses offered

Essay for O levels students
- US$10
- Duration: 3 Months
- Delivery mode: Online
- Group size: Individual
- Instruction language: English
- Certificate provided: Yes
A Moment That Changed My Perspective on Life

Life is often a series of seemingly mundane experiences, yet within these moments lie profound lessons that can reshape our understanding of ourselves and the world. One such moment for me occurred during a volunteer trip to a remote village, which significantly altered my perspective on life.
I arrived in a village where resources were limited and many residents faced daily challenges I had only read about. The initial shock of their living conditions struck me—houses made of mud, limited access to clean water, and a lack of basic healthcare. However, what surprised me most was the unwavering positivity of the community. Despite their hardships, the villagers greeted each day with smiles, shared communal meals, and supported one another in deeply meaningful ways.
One elderly woman, living in a small hut, shared her life stories with laughter and warmth, even though she had lost much to poverty and illness. Her resilience inspired me; she approached her difficulties with a grace I had never encountered before. This experience forced me to confront my own perspective on struggles. While I often viewed challenges negatively, the villagers showed me that adversity can be met with strength and a sense of community.
A pivotal moment occurred during a community gathering around a fire, where stories and laughter were shared. I realized how much they valued relationships over material possessions, deriving joy from simple pleasures. This taught me that fulfillment comes not from what we have but from who we are with and how we treat one another.
Returning home, I felt a shift in my priorities. I began engaging more deeply with my community, volunteering and participating in local events. This moment in the village taught me that while we cannot control our circumstances, we can choose how we respond. Life is not measured by material wealth or success, but by the depth of our relationships and the resilience we show in adversity. This realization continues to guide my actions, reminding me to cherish connections and embrace each moment with gratitude.