With the arrival of winter and seasonal illnesses, what happens to the grades of students who miss assessments for valid medical reasons? An educational writer calls for flexible assessment policies to protect public health and students' rights. Read more about Student Absence From Assessment Due to Illness: Are They Entitled to a Retake?
Education
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Is Ramadan Not a Break But an Opportunity for Upbringing?
Ramadan is not a break from school, but an opportunity to teach children work and devotion. We need flexible learning and reduced burdens rather than a complete halt to studies. Read more about Is Ramadan Not a Break But an Opportunity for Upbringing?
Changing the Book Without Changing How We Teach It?
Curriculum development alone is not enough to fix education if teaching methods, teacher workloads, and assessment tools remain unchanged. Read more about Changing the Book Without Changing How We Teach It?
Does Education Without a Soul Produce a Mind Without Morals?
Focusing solely on academic development in education is incomplete, as students are an integrated entity of mind, psyche, and soul that requires activities like sports and arts to build true character. Read more about Does Education Without a Soul Produce a Mind Without Morals?
Do Your Children Need a Skilled Mother or a Present One?
Children do not need a skilled mother who strives for perfection, but rather a present mother who offers genuine emotional safety and attention. A mother's true role is to be a safe haven rather than focus on endless chores. Read more about Do Your Children Need a Skilled Mother or a Present One?
From School Benches to the Workplace: Do We Learn to Work or Do We Learn to Memorize?
A university student's plea at the Egypt 2026 Forum highlights the persistent gap between academic education and job market demands, raising questions about the need for practical training. Read more about From School Benches to the Workplace: Do We Learn to Work or Do We Learn to Memorize?
When Teachers Regain Their Standing: Has the Time for True Justice Begun?
Recent developments in Egypt point to a serious state effort to improve teachers' salaries and status. Institutional coordination and step-by-step reforms signal a genuine commitment to supporting educators. Read more about When Teachers Regain Their Standing: Has the Time for True Justice Begun?
Are Algorithms Playing with the Brain?
Social media algorithms target the brain directly, creating an addictive loop that drains children's attention and time. Read more about Are Algorithms Playing with the Brain?
When Artificial Intelligence Shortens the Road to a Dream
Artificial intelligence is transforming entrepreneurship by allowing individuals to build projects with minimal resources and time, opening new possibilities for young people. Read more about When Artificial Intelligence Shortens the Road to a Dream
The Passing of Jwairiya: A Quiet Alarm Bell
The tragic death of a young schoolgirl serves as a reminder of the urgent need for proper first aid and health safety measures in schools. Read more about The Passing of Jwairiya: A Quiet Alarm Bell