Opinion
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Glass Doors: “Womenomics” in Jordan’s School Books
The writer researches the direct and hidden gender biases in school textbooks, and the negative messages they convey about women’s…
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Educational Standards May Not Help Education
This article stems from my frustrations as a teacher, as someone who supports other teachers, as a researcher, as a…
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Tuition in America—a Fable for Egyptian Education?
The documentary “Ivory Tower” took a critical look at the costs and benefits of American education. What might it teach…
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A Palestinian Journey: A Student Discovers New Freedoms
A student brought up in a refugee camp encounters life without restrictions, and contemplates its meaning.
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Are University Rankings Relevant to the Arab World?
Poor Arab university performance in the rankings stirs debate over the reliability of the data, the rankings’ focus on science,…
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A Conversation With the Leader of the UAE’s Largest University
The chancellor of the Higher Colleges of Technology talks about the institution’s organization and teaching style.
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How to Avoid Getting Cheated by Phony Scholarships
Fraudulent universities use fake scholarships as bait to lure unsuspecting students to part with their money. Here’s how to protect…
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A Conversation With Zahra Babar: Social Science Research in Qatar
A researcher interested in citizenship and families talks about taking on sensitive topics in Qatar.
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Expensive Education Equals Social Injustice
As public universities begin charging fees and private universities expand, the poor suffer and the wealthy benefit, the author argues.
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A Conversation with IBM’s Naguib Attia: Revolutionizing Education
The chief technology officer at IBM Middle East and Africa talks about what the company looks for in graduates.
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