Do you have a sufficient number of nonfiction books in your classroom or school library to meet the reading needs of students? There’s an increasing amount of evidence that students not only enjoy nonfiction but are actively seeking it. There’s also some indication that elementary students, in particular, may prefer nonfiction material by a wide […]
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Some parents may not believe that they are responsible for the success of their children in their future working lives, but it is worth contemplating that these children will spend most of their time as adults at work. In their book, 21st Century Skills: Learning for Life in Our Time, researchers Bernie Trilling and Charles
We spend hours of our lives within the walls of the educational institutions in which we work. That is, yes, the trust that we have chosen to carry is heavy, but the memory is full of what we have to tell this world. In every department in which we happen to teach our students, there
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What can we learn from the education leaders in the countries of the world and their dealings with the pandemic data? The first lesson is that they have convinced their citizens to make choices that value education more than other things, but giving value to education is only part of their success equation, as the
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What can we learn from the education leaders in the countries of the world and their dealings with the pandemic data? The first lesson is that they have convinced their citizens to make choices that value education more than other things, but giving value to education is only part of their success equation, as the
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Logically, and against the backdrop of the huge sums that the state spends on the Ministry of Education and the resonant and successive statements of parliamentarians in the National Assembly, citizens are anticipating a rise in the levels of educational and cultural attainment for their children, an increase in job opportunities, a tangible improvement in
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Education governance has become an urgent necessity to solve all issues related to it, such as the decline in its general level, the poor practices of those in charge of it, the weakness of its outputs, the deviation of all its indicators, and the undermining of its competencies. Education governance, in short, is a model
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“There are words that say nothing, and there is silence that says everything.” – William Shakespeare We have not yet exhausted the painful reality related to our appending the list of global results for the Times exams, and before that the MEEZA and PEARLS tests at the regional and global levels, until the Ministry of
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“Long-range planning deals not with future decisions, but with the future of current decisions.” (Peter Drucker) The Ministry of Education, as one of the state institutions, committed itself to participate in Kuwait’s development plan, and it had the lion’s share of the projects listed under the field of (creative human capital), except that Kuwait was
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“Don’t be afraid to take big strides, you can’t cross the chasm in two small leaps.” – David George The Ministry of Education in Kuwait, like all other state ministries, has its own goals and aspirations and works through an administrative organization, an organizational structure, and a group of employees, and exercises all administrative processes
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