Al-Ameed Group holds an expanded meeting with its educational staff

The Al-Ameed Educational Group, affiliated with the Al-Abbas's (p) Holy Shrine, held an extensive meeting with educational staff specializing in Islamic Studies and Arabic Language.

Dr. Hassan Dakhil, Head of the Education Department at the Holy Shrine, attended the meeting.

The meeting addressed various educational and professional topics, emphasizing the need to launch the new academic year with a renewed vision and a clear plan—moving away from past working methods—in a manner consistent with the nature of the Group’s project and its reformist objectives.

Dr. Hassan Dakhil underscored the importance of teachers recognizing that their work is not merely a job, but an educational mission requiring awareness and constant reflection on their role—especially given the challenges facing the teaching profession, such as the material and technological changes surrounding the new generation.

The meeting also discussed the concept of "what it means to be a teacher at the Al-Ameed Group" and the associated readiness to shoulder the responsibility of the educational project and contribute to achieving its goals. Additionally, the participants reviewed the outcomes of the training season and the extent to which they have influenced classroom performance.

Discussions touched upon the importance of the curriculum and its role in educational reform, the necessity for teachers to understand their subject's place within the educational system, and the need to foster integration and linkages between curricula to enhance the educational process's impact on shaping the learner's character.

The meeting concluded by emphasizing the importance of reviewing professional roles and leveraging training outcomes to improve performance and achieve the desired educational impact.