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Active participation increases a learner’s understanding
of core processes and procedures.
For example, the history video lessons on KAZ School
helps learner imagine the old times and life style of
Ahlulbayt (as) as they are currently use to a totally
different life style than 1400 years ago.
For example a learner shared his surprise that Prophet
Muhammad used camel as his medium of transportation
during Migration to Medina instead of a car.
3. Personalized Lessons Provide Flexible Learning Paths
Bespoke learning strategies are usually the most effective.
Children learn at different rates and approach education in
varying ways.
Online courses can offer flexible learning paths tailored
specifically to each child’s needs. While some children
will benefit from visual learning activities, others will
prefer auditory lessons.
In either case, E-Learning can equip children with the
necessary tools for independent learning. Platforms that
enable children to master their individuality will
ultimately lead to deeper, more confident thinkers.

4. Online Support Encourages Further Research
Implemented correctly, e Learning can break down the
barriers between the classroom and the household. Relevant
video lessons and screencasts can provide children with a
gateway to further research. Online training programs give
children the freedom to learn and explore at their pace.
Video content can be paused and resumed as necessary,
providing students with an unlimited resource for
information retention. This level of educational freedom
can encourage children to seek similar online content and
begin creating solutions to the discussed issues.