
"Leaders do the right thing, and managers do things right."
Rania is an education consultant with over thirty-five years of diverse experience in public and private-sector schools. She has conducted 250+ mock inspections and delivered 800+ training sessions across UAE, Kuwait, Oman, KSA, and Egypt. Her distinguished mix of knowledge, skills and experience gained from working with international schools in the Middle East allows her to offer schools strategic solutions to improve the quality of teaching and learning, and provides her with a solid foundation to advise school leaders and support teachers to improve the students’ learning journey.
In the past 12 years, Rania has provided remarkable and meaningful training to a diverse population of teachers, and she has realised that there is nothing impossible in improving teachers’ practices if they have passion for teaching. She specialises in offering professional development workshops, coaching, and observation sessions for
teachers, in addition, she also supports school administrators in private schools in the following areas: Design, implement and evaluate their professional development program; Deliver training sessions as needed; Conduct lesson observations and coaching sessions and provide reflective feedback for ongoing best practices; Contribute to the school improvement plans, and help schools to excel during the inspection process.
Through watching videos, interactive activities, and discussions participants will develop the instructional leadership and lesson observation skills of educational leaders, coordinators, and Heads of Department.
Participants will explore the characteristics of effective teaching and learning, understand the key indicators used during classroom observations and school inspections, and learn how to evaluate teaching quality using the UAE School Inspection Framework. The workshop also emphasizes distinguishing between attainment and progress, supporting teacher development through constructive feedback, and promoting effective learning practices that lead to improved student outcomes.
- The course is divided into three training sessions with an engaging warm-up activity, wrap-up activity, and formative assessment activities.
- It is based on active participation, discussion, and practical application, to make the workshop both engaging and impactful.