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In recent years, the Gulf region has witnessed
a rapid transformation in its educational landscape. Traditional
classroom-based learning has gradually integrated with digital platforms,
creating hybrid learning models that combine the best of both worlds. Schools
in the UAE, Qatar, KSA, and Bahrain are increasingly adopting technology-driven
solutions to meet the growing demands of students and parents who seek
flexibility, personalization, and engagement.
Hybrid learning is more than...
UAE Ministry of Education
Introduces AI-Based Learning Tools
The UAE Ministry of Education has recently launched a pilot program integrating
AI-powered learning tools across select schools. The initiative aims to
personalize education for students from Grade 1 to 12, using predictive
analytics to suggest learning paths and track academic progress.
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The future of academics in the Gulf is
increasingly shifting from content memorization to skill development. While
curricula remain important, students today require critical thinking,
problem-solving, digital literacy, and adaptability to succeed in higher
education and the workforce.
Educational institutions are redesigning their programs to emphasize these competencies. For example, project-based learning, coding...
Digital media is no longer just a social
tool—it is a key driver of modern education in the Gulf. From online classrooms
to interactive learning platforms, technology is reshaping how students engage
with knowledge.
Educational institutions are using digital media to enhance classroom experiences. Video tutorials, simulations, virtual labs, and gamified content...
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The “Empty Quarter” is larger than France – Rub’ al Khali, the world’s largest continuous sand desert, covers nearly 650,000 km².
Saudi Arabia has more date palms than people – Over 25 million palm trees produce more than 400 varieties of dates
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