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Ibdaha Sah 2025
Hebron – Happy Homes Association Organizes “Ibda’ha Sah” Workshop for Tawjihi Students
In Hebron, Happy Homes Association for Culture and Development, along with its affiliated Family and Psychological Counseling Center, organized a specialized workshop entitled “Ibda’ha Sah” for Tawjihi students, in cooperation with “Shoo Bيلزمك.” The workshop aimed to equip students with time-management skills, effective effort organization, and priority-setting techniques, in addition to providing practical guidance on coping with the psychological pressures associated with the Tawjihi examination period.
The workshop was opened by the Association’s Director, Ms. Safaa Abu Sneineh, who welcomed the participants and emphasized that the workshop is part of the Association’s mission to empower students and adolescents through specialized programs that strengthen their personalities and develop their skills. She also highlighted the importance of providing psychological and cultural support alongside educational support.
Main Workshop Sessions
First Session: “How Do We Start Strong and Finish with Pride?”
Presented by Mr. Assem Al-Qawasmeh, this session addressed several key topics, including the importance of a strong start, how to begin the journey correctly, maintaining consistency until success is achieved, and developing effective daily habits.
Second Session: “A Flood of Points”
Presented by Mr. Mohammad Badr, an English language teacher and language trainer, this session focused on setting academic priorities, organizing daily and weekly study schedules, and managing time effectively during examinations.
Third Session: “Tawjihi… A Family Journey”
Presented by Mr. Assem Al-Qawasmeh, this session highlighted the family’s role in creating a supportive environment, how parents can support their children, ways to manage stress experienced by both parents and students, and important guidance for parents.
“Secrets of Top Achievers”
The workshop concluded with a session entitled “Secrets of Top Achievers,” featuring the following nationally top-ranked students:
- Nadeen Sufyan Al-Qawasmeh – Ranked first nationwide in the scientific stream, with an average of 99.7%.
- Tareq Ahmad Asafra – Ranked first nationwide in the scientific stream, with an average of 99.7%.
- Rama Rami Al-Harbawi – Ranked first nationwide in the literary stream, with an average of 99.6%.
- Haritha Raed Al-Zaatari – Ranked first nationwide in the agricultural stream, with an average of 99%.
The workshop concluded with an interactive discussion and a question-and-answer session, during which participants shared their questions and insights. Students expressed their appreciation for the valuable information and practical tools presented, emphasizing that initiatives of this kind provide them with a strong and motivating start to a successful academic year.
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