Teaching
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News & Reports
Syrian Academics Get Secure Jobs in Turkey
Turkish universities in border regions are giving more secure jobs to Syrians academics who can teach refugee students in Arabic.
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Opinion
An Essay on Teaching: Designing Assessments, Part 2
In the second part of their essay, the authors discuss feedback, growth and attitude towards failure.
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News & Reports
Egyptian Online Platform Shakes Up Private Tutoring
Tutorama aims to make high quality tutoring easily accessible in Egypt.
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Opinion
A Roadmap for Rebuilding Higher Education in Iraq
Universities have an important role to play in the healing and rebuilding of Iraq after Da’esh.
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News & Reports
Back to the Old Quarrel: Philosophy vs Religion
In Morocco, philosophy teachers object to religious textbook that calls their discipline “contrary to Islam”.
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Opinion
An Essay on Teaching: How to Design Assessments
Ideas from a faculty workshop at the American University in Cairo encourage fresh thinking about supporting student progress.
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News & Reports
Informal Schools in Lebanon Reach Out to Syrian Families
A program for the children of Syrian refugees tries to fill an educational gap in the Beqaa’ Valley.
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Iraqi Universities Focus on Teaching English
Two new English-language teaching centers open in Iraq, to meet demand from Iraqi employers.
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Opinion
Arabs Must Revive the Teaching of Arab History
Qatar University professor says the study of history is vital to individual identity, but the subject has been neglected in…
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Opinion
How to Combat Fake News Online
Training students to navigate the online world appears to be getting more complicated. And today’s students need help, the writer…
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