Faizan Kashmiri

GED WITH UNIPLACE IS A GATEWAY FOR YOUR BRIGHT FUTURE   In today's fast-paced world, education is a crucial aspect of life and is considered a key to success. The GED (General Educational Development) program is a globally recognized and accepted program that provides an opportunity for people who have not completed their intermediate (HSSC) to earn a credential that is equivalent to FA/FSC/ICOM. Uniplace, established in 2017 in Islamabad, Pakistan, is one of the leading institutes that offer GED preparation courses. The GED program at Uniplace is designed to help individuals who have not completed their HSSC education acquire the necessary knowledge and skills needed to clear the GED exams. The program is taught by experienced and qualified teachers who have a deep understanding of the GED curriculum and exams. The program covers all the subjects included in the GED exams, including Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, and Reasoning through Language Arts. GED is not just a pi...

THE IMPORTANCE OF TEACHERS’ TRAINING FOR TEACHING ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE IN PAKISTAN English as a foreign language is a critical skill in today’s globalized world. It opens up new opportunities for individuals, both personally and professionally. This is especially true in countries like Pakistan, where English is widely used as a medium of communication and is seen as a critical factor for success. However, teaching English as a foreign language in Pakistan can be challenging, given the lack of well-trained teachers. In this blog, we’ll examine the importance of teachers’ training for teaching English as a foreign language in Pakistan. Effective teaching methods One of the most significant benefits of teachers’ training is that it provides teachers with the knowledge and skills necessary to deliver effective teaching methods. English language teaching (ELT) is a complex field, and a good teacher needs to be well-equipped with the latest teaching techniques and methodologies. A ...

  BOYS WILL BE BOYS The phrase "Boys will be Boys" is a commonly used expression to excuse the misbehavior or poor actions of young boys and men. This phrase suggests that these actions are simply a part of growing up or inherent to their gender. Despite its widespread use, the phrase has come under criticism for perpetuating harmful gender stereotypes and promoting a culture of sexism and misogyny. The concept of "Boys will be Boys" reinforces toxic masculinity by implying that boys and men are inherently prone to misbehavior and should not be held responsible for their actions. This reinforces the idea that men are less capable of self-control and responsible behavior, which is damaging to both individuals and society. Furthermore, the phrase can be used to excuse violent or abusive behavior, suggesting that this type of behavior is just a normal part of being a boy or man. This normalization of violence can have devastating consequences, particularly for wome...