Is traditional learning sufficient? The importance of soft skills alongside grades
In a world that develops at a rapid pace, academic excellence is no longer sufficient to distinguish the student or qualify him for the labor market or even for university success. Despite the importance of grades and tests, there are other skills that are now known as "Soft Skills", which make the real difference between a successful student and another distinguished and what are these skills? And why are it necessary in the secondary stage? How does Fahmy Stein's platform support students to develop these vital aspects? 1. What are soft skills? Soft skills are personal and behavioral capabilities that help the student interact positively with others and the surrounding environment, for example:- effective communication skills- time management- collective work- problem solving- critical thinking- flexibility in dealing with change 2. Why are the grades not enough alone? On the contrary, a student who has a good academic level, but has high communication skills and the ability to solve problems, can succeed in greater challenges. Indeed, today the student is required to be more than just a good portfolio of information, but rather is able to think, interact and analyze. 3. Soft skills are necessary at the university and the Al-Omani university market, you will face positions in which you need:- Show your ideas in front of your colleagues- Managing a collective project- Organizing your time between lectures and delivery, while in the labor market, companies evaluate these skills with the same importance as the educational qualification, but sometimes more. 4. How does the "Fahmy Stein" platform support you in developing these skills? And achieving balance- ongoing assessments that give you a feedback that stimulates self-development, the full mark is not the only goal. To have a skill of flexible thinking, and know how to express yourself with confidence, and deal positively ... is what makes you a successful person.Similar Articles
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