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Ahmad Y. Majdoubeh
By Ahmad Y. Majdoubeh - Jul 08,2023
Since the emergence of global university rankings about twenty years ago, the pressing question has been: When will our universities be among the top 500?The question's intent is linked to the questioner's attitude, of course: Some people ask it satirically and derisively, based
By Ahmad Y. Majdoubeh - Jun 24,2023
I previously spoke about national institutions that have distinguished themselves remarkably despite the challenges and difficult circumstances.
By Ahmad Y. Majdoubeh - Jun 10,2023
In our society, like in other societies, there are many negative practices which we encounter on a daily basis.We analyse and dissect such practices in order to shed light on them, address them, zero them out, or confine them within the narrowest of boundaries, in order to become
By Ahmad Y. Majdoubeh - May 27,2023
In our society, there is an opinion that academic programmes should be linked to job opportunities in the market, and an opinion that insists that this is not possible.The first states that the academic degree should lead to a job after graduation, because it is a basic need for
By Ahmad Y. Majdoubeh - May 13,2023
Recently, there has been a lot of talk about the "educational loss", or deficit, that is linked to the COVID-19 pandemic as the primary, if not the sole, cause.This pandemic, the argument goes, deprived many students, if not all of them, of learning opportunities that were estima
By Ahmad Y. Majdoubeh - Apr 30,2023
In the field of communication, or media generally, a distinction is made between the sender and the receiver.
By Ahmad Y. Majdoubeh - Apr 15,2023
We have many resources, both natural and non-natural, and our resources are a gift that must be utilised in the best way possible.
By Ahmad Y. Majdoubeh - Apr 01,2023
Talk about the digital divide in our society is important indeed, and it is crystal clear that several countries in our globe, primarily the “developed” ones, reap more benefits from technology than we do.These countries, it should be underscored first, possess more advanced tech
By Ahmad Y. Majdoubeh - Mar 18,2023
It is high time to revisit the separation, in our school system, between the so-called “literary” and “scientific” streams, as well as others.
By Ahmad Y. Majdoubeh - Mar 04,2023
The distinguishing pattern of most of our institutions, especially in the public sector, is regression, then decline, then incompetency. And this is sad.Some institutions, however, proceed in the opposite direction, i.e.

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