Islam Alzeny
Islam is a journalist for ARIJ network, an internet activist and member of the Internet Governance Caucus. He has been working as a journalist and producer since 5 years. He is also an anti-corruption activist with Transparency International and an activist on freedom of the media at the Doha Centre for Media Freedom.
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مقالات وقصص أخرى
A Conversation With One of the World’s Most Influential Arabic Teachers
Students’ poor mastery of Arabic is caused by the poor instructional methods used, not the language itself, says Hanada Taha, the director of “Arabi21” project.
A Research Victory in Bahrain, But With Limits
A research team managed to produce Bahrain’s first genetically modified animal, but a lack of funding threatens the research’s future.
A Conversation With Ahmed Galal El-Sayed, on the Future of Open Learning in Egypt
The director of Ain Shams University’s Open Learning Center talks about ways to develop and ensure the quality of continuing education.
Need a Research Paper? Buy One in Bahrain
Buying ready-made research is spreading in popularity among students at the University of Bahrain. Punishment and education are two of the proposed responses.
Students at the University of Bahrain Say Faculty Quality is Going Down
Students at the biggest university in the kingdom say they are getting more professors with little experience and difficult-to-understand accents.
In Bahrain, Men are Scarce in Universities
As in many other Gulf countries, fewer men than women make it to university in Bahrain.
Breadcrumbs for Education
A Jordanian nonprofit uses leftover bread to help poor families pay for their children’s school expenses.
Distance Education—Banned in Bahrain
A government decree has made it difficult for working adults to get degrees.
