My first byline in The Guardian and my other articles

Writing articles has been my bucket list for so long. In the past six months I have managed to write an article a month. After remote teaching the staffroom was abuzz with conversations about whether we'll be pushed to remote teach more and I kept reflecting on who are the winners and who are the losers in this teaching model. Here is my first byline in The Guardian about my experience. And the rest of my articles in the post below.

I hated remote teaching during the Covid-19 lockdown. It should never replace the classroom​, The Guardian, 08.06.20

I'm a Teacher and Remote Teaching Makes Me Feel Like a Failure, SBS Voices, 01.05.20

Starting over-finding the true measure of success to avoid burnout, AEU Magazine, 01.04.20

How my mother's Bi Polar disorder affected me, SBS Voices, 13.03.20

Saying Goodbye to My mother After her unexpected death, SBS Voices, 03.02.20

Searching for a message from my mother after she died. SBS Voices, 12.12.19

​My high school counsellor transformed my life forever, SBS, 27.11.19

Growing up Under the Shadow of my mother's bi polar, SBS Voices, 14.06.19 

Allies in Creative Writing, Southerly, 24.05.19
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The life-changing impact of seeing yourself in fiction: Representation for Muslims, Bronzeville Bee, 23.05.19