Month of the Scholar

Our annual academic accommodation program and our annual Men's Club Sabbath will be available on the last weekend of the month. This year is Dr. Alan Morinis, Dean of the Musar Institute of Vancouver, British Columbia. Sign up for the SIR program and sign up for Men's Club Shabat. In the field of education, it is shown that there are three learning methods of visual learner, auditory learner, and kinesthetic learner. We meet children who have strengths in all fields or are completely in one field. Today most teachers are more aware of learning style preferences and are building their own classroom environments to meet various needs. Some of us may have preferred learning methods, but this does not necessarily mean that we can not learn in another environment. You may need to learn

An important requirement of NCP is that the length of the course for academics is between 3 and 19 months. In the scholarship application process, scholars who propose longer courses take precedence. Another important requirement is that scholars' plans include 'learning factors'. Except in some cases, this means that the university will communicate with universities in the Indo-Pacific region, and universities with Australian scholars have exchange agreements. The components of other programs can be added and deleted according to the scholars' plan. Internship (up to 6 months full time) and Indo-Pacific language training

Last month, about 12 scholars, sponsored by the Dalton - Cambridge Journalism Science and Religious Program, gathered at the Islamic Science Symposium at the University of Cambridge. They discussed a wide range of topics from Islamic world science - religious dialogue, Islamic golden age, comparison of Islamic and Christian theology, and present threat to science. The Muslim scholars there also talked about the personal responsibility of cultivating science and culture. One of them is Rana Dajani, a molecular biologist at Hashem University in Jordan. After having a bachelor 's degree and master' s degree in Jordan, she took time to nurture four children and then went to the University of Iowa to receive a fulbright scholarship to obtain a doctorate. Returning to Jordan now, she is a candid advocate of evolutionism and modern science. She also set up a network to guide women, and she recently started a mosque reading program in Jordan.