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Education2020-03-18T15:03:03+03:00

Education

Scott Kelly: Anthony Bourdain Made Me Feel Closer to Earth

Kelly is an engineer, a former U.S. Navy captain, former military fighter pilot and test pilot, and a retired astronaut; Kelly has also commanded the International Space Station and set the record for consecutive days in space by an American. Before I spent a year onboard the International Space Station, [...]

June 10th, 2018|

How Simply Jotting Down Ideas Can Make You Smarter

An adult has an average of 50,000 thoughts every day. Now try to recall 100 of those thoughts from earlier today. Pretty hard, right? It’s normal to forget most of them as our brains have to filter out unnecessary information so that we don’t go insane.  The problem is that we forget a [...]

June 5th, 2018|

11 of the Most Famous Riddles in History

From the Bible to Shakespeare to Harry Potter, these riddles were dreamed up by some of history's most celebrated writers—and puzzled some of its most famous characters. Ancient Sumer: The world's oldest riddle Even 4,000 years ago, people tested one another's critical thinking skills with riddles and logic puzzles. This [...]

June 3rd, 2018|

Advisory Council Approves Draft Law on Permanent Residency

DOHA: The Advisory Council which held its regular weekly session under the chairmanship of its Speaker H E Ahmed bin Abdullah bin Zaid Al Mahmoud yesterday approved draft law on permanent residency. At the outset of the meeting, the Advisory Council discussed the report of the Internal and External Affairs Committee [...]

May 29th, 2018|

A Magical Summer Reading List

The phenomenon of the summer slide is well established. It relates to a number of factors that aren’t always simple, though for families and communities with resources it’s a fairly straightforward matter of being aware and finding easy ways to keep kids reading. But regardless of resources, using fairy tales in [...]

May 28th, 2018|