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Hallinger, Philip; Hammad, Waheed – Educational Management Administration & Leadership, 2019
The study that we report in this paper was undertaken within the context of recent efforts to diversify the global knowledge base in educational leadership and management (EDLM). This systematic review of research synthesized trends in EDLM research from Arab societies published between 2000 and 2016. In contrast with Oplatka and Arar's (2017)…
Descriptors: Arabs, Educational Administration, Instructional Leadership, Journal Articles
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Hadidi, Muna S.; Al Khateeb, Jamal M. – Journal of Visual Impairment & Blindness, 2014
Introduction: Research to date on social support for adolescents with visual impairments (that is, blindness or low vision) has been primarily carried out in developed countries, and very little is known about the social support systems that are available for such adolescents in developing countries such as those in the Arab world. In the present…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Visual Impairments, Case Studies, Social Support Groups
Sobeih, Nabil Ahmed Amer – 1983
An overview of the development of formal education in the Arab countries over the past 12 centuries is presented. The overview, arranged into five major sections, emphasizes the interplay of indigenous and foreign cultural influences. Brief sections on the Great Arab Age (7th-10th centuries) and the decline of Arab culture (11th-17th centuries)…
Descriptors: Arabs, Comparative Analysis, Cultural Influences, Developed Nations
Fadiman, Jeffrey A. – 1987
A dimension of intercultural business communication often hidden from Americans is the communal aspect. It is most pronounced in Third World nations in which aspects of both commerce and communication are based on earlier communal traditions, reflecting values of which Americans may be unaware. Individuals strive to advance not only their private…
Descriptors: Arabs, Business Administration Education, Business Communication, Comparative Analysis
Sobeih, Nabil Ahmed Amer – 1984
The Arab states have come to realize the significance of nonformal education and its importance in achieving economic and social development. At present, however, support given by formal education for nonformal methods of education is minimal. In each of the Arab countries there exist many different kinds of nonformal education programs, all of…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Arabs, Comparative Analysis, Comparative Education