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Myth busting the History Curriculum and promoting Citizenship
Following the Curriculum and Assessment Review, the challenge and opportunity we face as educators is having a radical rethink of our curriculum and what is taught.
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From Complicity to Resistance
I wrote the poem From Complicity to Resistance in 2025, as a response to a growing sense of unease.
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How do female Muslim teachers manage the challenges of homogenisation and stereotyping in an educational context?
This blog post is based on my doctoral research. I look at identity and belonging in education and how female Muslim teachers (FMTs) respond to stereotypes in the classroom.
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I Am Enough: Imposter Syndrome Through a British Pakistani Female Lens
When I think about imposter syndrome, I don’t just think about self-doubt in isolation; I think about where it comes from.
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Grounded in Grief
Grief is not a single feeling. It is a system: complex, layered, and often hidden in plain sight.
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‘Miss, You Just Get It’: Representation in the Classroom
Years ago, I delivered an assembly to a group of Year 10 girls about the importance of exercise and sport for their wellbeing and personal development.
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You Can’t Be What You Can’t See
Teaching has always been a part of my family story. My mother, my aunt, and grandfather were all teachers, and several of my cousins continue that tradition today.
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