The Human Edge: Why Personalised Mentorship is the Future of Learning
In a world increasingly driven by algorithms and automated processes, itβs easy to believe that efficiency alone is the key to progress. But at Euro University of Bahrain, we hold a different view: the true power of education lies in its human …
Teaching in 2025: Why Human Connection Still Matters Most
Last week I had the privilege of attending Bahrain Polytechnic’s Teaching and Learning 2025 conference. The theme β βCan AI Replace Teachers?β β sparked valuable reflection. While many of the presentations focused on practical uses of todayβs AI tools, the bigger takeaway …
In a world where machines think faster than us, what gives humans their true edge?
During a quiet moment of reflection, sparked by a conversation with an AI agent, I found myself pondering a profound question: Why do humans continue to strive to learn, create and understand β even as machines surpass us in raw intelligence? Humans …
Simon Sinek said “You can’t scale special”
Itβs a warning that feels especially relevant in education. The pressure to grow quickly β to scale β can often come at the expense of what truly matters: the depth of experience, the quality of relationships and the crafted support that students …
Some of the most impactful leaders I’ve seen in higher education aren’t the loudest ones
πππ«πβπ¬ π°π‘ππ πβπ―π π¨ππ¬ππ«π―ππ: The visionary often gets the spotlight: bold ideas, big statements, sweeping ambition. But meaningful, lasting change? It often comes from a different kind of leader. These are the ones who show up every day with quiet focus. They …
