Words have lost their weight in the age of social media and the attention economy, driven by the pursuit of likes and viral engagement. Read more about Engagement Addiction and the Cheapening of Words on Social Media: Can We Teach Our Children the Value of Words Again?
Roudy Nabil
Student Absence From Assessment Due to Illness: Are They Entitled to a Retake?
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?
Will We Find No One to Employ? An Alarm Bell We Must Heed Before It Is Too Late
A discussion on the skills gap in technical education and how bridging it is vital for the future of Egypt's industry and investment. Read more about Will We Find No One to Employ? An Alarm Bell We Must Heed Before It Is Too Late
From Role Models to Adversaries: Who Is Responsible for Tension Between Teachers, Students, and Parents?
The relationship between teachers, students, and parents has shifted from mutual respect to tension and friction. Exploring the roots of this breakdown helps restore the educational mission. Read more about From Role Models to Adversaries: Who Is Responsible for Tension Between Teachers, Students, and Parents?
Does the Timely Arrival of Sample Models Make for a Reassured Student?
Sample exam models are a vital roadmap for students under new educational systems, helping to ease anxiety and clarify exam formats. Providing these models early and in sufficient numbers can significantly support students and parents alike. Read more about Does the Timely Arrival of Sample Models Make for a Reassured Student?
Egyptian Baccalaureate: Mandatory Attendance and Quality of Achievement?
As the school year begins, observers question how to turn mandatory school attendance into a genuine educational value for students under the Egyptian Baccalaureate. Read more about Egyptian Baccalaureate: Mandatory Attendance and Quality of Achievement?
From a Fleeting Activity to a Lasting Impact
A simple school activity and a dedicated teacher can inspire children, building values and character that extend far beyond the classroom. Read more about From a Fleeting Activity to a Lasting Impact
