Inside the Arab Classroom | NYU Global TIES for Children

The series concludes with Adnan el Amine's episode, where practical insights into the application of education research within school systems offer educators actionable strategies for enhancing teaching practices.Global TIES for Children envisions  a world in which all children have equitable access to quality resources and opportunities that enable them, their caregivers and teachers to thrive. As a global research center, our mission is to contribute to a robust and culturally-grounded science for program and policy action that promotes children’s holistic learning and development.

Dr. Wafa Kotob's episode explores the dynamic relationship between international development and education, offering a glimpse into the complexities of implementing educational initiatives on a global scale. Through a compelling case study from Lebanon, listeners will discover the impact of international efforts on local educational contexts.Global TIES for Children envisions  a world in which all children have equitable access to quality resources and opportunities that enable them, their caregivers and teachers to thrive. As a global research center, our mission is to contribute to a robust and culturally-grounded science for program and policy action that promotes children’s holistic learning and development.

In the fourth episode, Muhammad Faour's exploration of the nexus between education, citizenship, and civic engagement resonates deeply. Listeners will be inspired to recognize the role of education in nurturing responsible and active citizens who contribute meaningfully to their communities.Global TIES for Children envisions  a world in which all children have equitable access to quality resources and opportunities that enable them, their caregivers and teachers to thrive. As a global research center, our mission is to contribute to a robust and culturally-grounded science for program and policy action that promotes children’s holistic learning and development.

Entrepreneur Rama Kayyali takes center stage in the third episode, unveiling the transformative potential of education technology. The episode demonstrates how technology can elevate the learning experience, fostering engagement and innovation within educational settings.Global TIES for Children envisions  a world in which all children have equitable access to quality resources and opportunities that enable them, their caregivers and teachers to thrive. As a global research center, our mission is to contribute to a robust and culturally-grounded science for program and policy action that promotes children’s holistic learning and development.

The second episode, starring Dr. Hanada Taha and Dr. Reem Khamis, delves into the pivotal role of Arabic literacy in preserving cultural heritage. This episode offers an eye-opening perspective on the importance of language in identity and education. Global TIES for Children envisions  a world in which all children have equitable access to quality resources and opportunities that enable them, their caregivers and teachers to thrive. As a global research center, our mission is to contribute to a robust and culturally-grounded science for program and policy action that promotes children’s holistic learning and development.

The inaugural episode, featuring an engaging conversation with Joyce Rafla, paints a vivid picture of historical reforms and the current state of education across Arabic-speaking countries. Listeners will gain a comprehensive understanding of the challenge and triumphs that have sculpted the region's educational landscape.  Global TIES for Children envisions  a world in which all children have equitable access to quality resources and opportunities that enable them, their caregivers and teachers to thrive. As a global research center, our mission is to contribute to a robust and culturally-grounded science for program and policy action that promotes children’s holistic learning and development.