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Eye on Student Protagonism: Elenkus - The Art of Learning Through Questions

Elenkus is a global online initiative founded by 17-year-old Raheen Fatima that introduces youth to the art of asking meaningful questions, of themselves and of others. In a time when technology is progressing faster than our imagination, Elenkus emphasizes the need to slow down and reconnect through thoughtful dialogue. Rooted in the classical Socratic method, this project invites learners around the world to hold on to the most human thing of all: the art of learning through conversation. Though not formally launched yet, Elenkus is a bold step toward reshaping how we think, speak, and grow together.

Guest Bio

Raheen Fatima is a 17-year-old Pakistani social entrepreneur, peace and climate change activist, SDGs Ambassador, and founder of Elenkus. With a background in stand-up comedy, podcasting, and education advocacy, Raheen brings a powerful blend of humor, intellect, and empathy to everything she does. Her experience in Socratic learning environments has inspired her mission to create spaces where young people across the globe can ask big questions and engage in meaningful, human-centered dialogue.

The Eye on Student Protagonism virtual events are dynamic professional learning experiences where students take center stage, sharing their projects, research, and initiatives. Each one-hour session features student-led presentations, interactive discussions, and opportunities for attendees to ask questions and provide feedback. These events foster connections among educators, students, and community members who are passionate about transformative education. Participants leave inspired by innovative student-driven ideas and teaching methods that can be applied in their own educational contexts.

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