Why We Don’t Seem to Understand What the Problem Is?
One reason why many teachers fail to clearly understand what is the problem with children learning in front of their screen and why it is different from the face to
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Education is all about learning
Read “How People Learn: Brain, Mind, Experience, and School: Expanded Edition” at NAP.edu
Read chapter Front Matter: First released in the Spring of 1999, How People Learn has been expanded to show how the theories and insights from the origina… Source: Read “How
Prophetic Pedagogy According to Sheikh Abd al-Fattah Abu Ghuddah’s al-Rasul al-Mu’allim
QUESTION 1: Why is the character of the Prophet (sws) so central to his teaching? Give one example of a character trait that was essential to his teaching? ANSWER Modern
Responsibility Before Falling in Love
Today’s reality allows teenagers to think they are free to fall in love at any time they want. In our house, my rule is children need to learn to take
The Successful Kindhearted ‘Robot’
“Tomorrow morning on your way to my house, please send me sms or give me a missed call, ok!” I told the student in charge. I accepted an invitation to
The Importance of Education in My Religion
Every month, our interfaith dialogue concentrates on specific theme. Sharing from audience should be based on his or her individual understanding and interpretation of the subject. Last month we chatted
What is ‘Islamic’ in Islamic Education?
What is the ‘islamic’ in Islamic education? What makes and education Islamic? What makes other kinds of education ‘unislamic’? Our quick picture about Islamic education usually refers to the content.
Learning and Its Future
Sir Ken Robinson in his book, Creative Schools says: Learning is the process of acquiring new knowledge and skills. Human beings are highly curious learning organisms. From the moment they’re
Ramadan and Schooling
This is our third Ramadan in Finland. Each year, there’s always something new we learn from the experience. This year, most Ramadan is taking place while school is still open.
The Cultural Gap
After two years living in Finland and studying education, it is obvious to me that nothing from what I learned academically is alien to educationists and educators back home in