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AIM

Assistance Inclusion Mentoring

Dear all,

I am thrilled to extend a warm welcome to each of you as we embark on this exciting academic year together. My name is Rita Hbeich and I am honored to serve you as the AIM coordinator.

In my role, and throughout my career, I have been guided by the principles of hard work and empathy, and I am confident that they will propel us to new heights as a team.

Our goal is to create an inclusive environment where everyone feels valued and empowered to contribute their unique perspectives, fostering creativity and success for all.

I am excited to collaborate with each of you, and I have no doubt that our collective efforts will lead us to support our learners and help them grow.

Warms regards,

Rita Hbeich

AIM coordinator

Hello everyone,

Coming from a teaching background as a Mathematics teacher with over 21 years of experience, I hold a Master’s degree in Mathematics as well as a Master’s in Multidisciplinary Studies - Teaching and Learning. Over the years, I have had the privilege of teaching students across all age groups, up to the university level. During this journey, I witnessed the beauty of seeing students overcoming challenges, achieving milestones, and allowing us as educators the honor of guiding and supporting them on their transformational paths.

This year marks a new chapter for me as I step into the role of AIM Coordinator. What truly drew me to this position was the opportunity to focus more deeply on support and intervention—stepping in where students need it most and making a meaningful difference in their learning. I am excited about this important year of change, where AIM allows us to offer targeted help, foster positive growth, and remind every learner that they are capable and never alone in their journey.

I look forward to walking this path alongside my colleagues—collaborating to achieve powerful results, enhancing our students’ skills, and helping them grow into confident, successful individuals.

Regards

Najat Abou Chakra

Aim Coordinator - Mathematics

Micheal Matias

Hi!

I’m Mr. Michael Matias, a new member of the AIM Department and a Learning Assistant for this academic year.

I’ve been teaching Science and have worked as a Support Teacher in Secondary for 12 years and I believe that my enthusiasm, positive attitude and hands-on experience working with the students, will provide our learners with the tools necessary to achieve their goals, both academically and socially.

Looking forward to a fruitful and healthy year together!

Mawadda Mohamed

Hello, and welcome to the new academic year!

My name is Mawadda Mohamed, and I am excited to join the EMS community as an AIM Learning Assistant. I am enthusiastic about beginning my professional journey with EMS and look forward to contributing to its success. I believe that my energy and passion for education will help students strive towards their goals.

Ndeye Coumba G. Ep Ngom

Hello! I am Ms. Coumba, the new secondary AIM Learning Assistant.

I’m born and raised in Senegal. I’m married and I have 4 children, 3 daughters and a son. I foster continuous learning and consider myself a perpetual learner who’s always looking forward to acquiring beneficial knowledge.

I am looking forward to meeting you all and overcoming all challenges together during this exciting journey!

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Welcome Back to School: Plan Your Success with These 6 Key Tips

A structured daily routine is vital for your child’s success both academically and personally. As a parent, you play an essential role in helping your child maintain a healthy and consistent school routine. Here are six tips to guide you:

Set a Regular Bedtime and Wake-up Time

Ensure your child gets adequate rest by sticking to a consistent bedtime. A well-rested child is more alert and ready to learn. Similarly, waking up at the same time every day helps establish a calm and predictable start to the morning.

Create a Designated Study Space

Provide a quiet, organized area at home where your child can focus on homework and study without distractions. Having a set location for studying encourages responsibility and good habits.

Develop a Homework Routine

Encourage your child to set aside a specific time each day for homework and revision. This helps them manage their workload effectively and reduces last-minute stress.

Limit Mobile Phone and Gaming Time

Minimize distractions during homework and study time by removing mobile phones, video games, and other electronic devices. Set clear limits on screen time to help your child stay focused on their studies. Encourage your child to switch off their phone before bedtime and instead unwind with a book, promoting better sleep and a more relaxed mind.

Encourage your child to be Involved in Extracurricular Activities

While academics are important, extracurricular activities provide balance and personal growth. Help your child manage their time so they can participate in activities they enjoy without feeling overwhelmed.

Provide Encouragement and motivation

Recognize and Celebrate Your Child’s Efforts

Acknowledge your child’s hard work in maintaining their routine. Positive reinforcement not only boosts their confidence but also helps them develop intrinsic motivation—the internal drive to succeed because they find value and satisfaction in their achievements. Encouraging this self-motivation will help your child stay on track and continue to excel independently.

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