Over 250 engineers from NUST and the Institute of Space Technology are teaching in primary and middle schools across Islamabad — and it’s making a real impact. Kids are more excited, more curious, and more motivated to learn. This is the kind of innovation we need in classrooms everywhere.” — Mohyuddin Ahmad Wani, Federal Secretary, Inter-provincial Coordination Division, (Outgoing Federal Secretary for Education).
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