European International University 
In Ms. Lara’s classroom, there were kids with different abilities and backgrounds. Some needed extra help with learning. Ms.Lara saw that not all of them were doing as well as they could. She really wanted to help them succeed. Just like Ms. Lara’s journey, what do you do when your students face challenges understanding your … Read more
In the vibrant mosaic of Malaysia, where the rich heritage of Bahasa Malaysia weaves through the global tapestry of English, an intricate story of linguistic evolution unfolds. This narrative, propelled by the digital age, is marked by both challenges and opportunities in the realm of language learning. As an educator on the front lines, I’ve … Read more
The relevance of the pharmaceutical industry and profession People are not immortal and much less infallible. Although we know that every human life comes to an end, the quality of life continues to be a determining factor in marking the progress of nations. With the development of society, innovations and discoveries also came that have … Read more
As I reflect on my childhood in the ’80s and early ’90s, I can’t help but marvel at the stark contrast between the way things were then and the fast-paced world we live in today. Back in the ’80s, life had a simplicity to it, an unhurried charm that defined an entire generation’s upbringing. We … Read more
Perspectives on special education The idea that education is a fundamental right is recent. Few privileged people had access to it, and even fewer were those with special needs who received the attention to reach their full potential. But there were great individuals of good will who did their part to turn this inequality around, … Read more
The participation of Jordanian women in education There are things that we take for granted in various parts of the world. It all depends on the cultural, economic and political context of each nation. One of these aspects is the training and participation of women in the universities and workplace. Although the fight for equality … Read more
Kanubhai Hasmukhbhai Tailor’s life is a testament to the extraordinary resilience of the human spirit and the transformative power of dedication. Born with a physical disability in a small village in Gujarat, India, Kanubhai defied limitations to not only carve his own path but also illuminate the way for countless others facing similar challenges. His … Read more
It is with immense pride and genuine excitement that we celebrate the scholarly achievement of one of our own, Mohamed Mahmoud Amin Rehab, whose recent economic paper, “[Economic Symphony: Orchestrating Stability Through Innovative Exchange Rate Strategies],” has sent ripples through the world of economics. This isn’t just a personal triumph for Mr. Rehab, it’s a … Read more
Continuous learning and education, also known as lifelong learning, is incredibly important in today’s world for a variety of reasons, impacting both individual and societal levels. Here are some key points to consider: For individuals: For society: Overall, continuous education is not just an individual pursuit; it’s a critical driver of personal and societal success. … Read more
EIU-Paris proudly confers the Honorary Doctorate in Business Management upon Abdullah Salem Al Wahshi. Acknowledging his excellence and strategic leadership, Mr. Al Wahshi, CEO of the Asian Chess Federation, has significantly impacted the global chess community. EIU honors his extensive experience and accomplishments, a testament to national and international success. Abdullah Salem Al Wahshi has … Read more
