Qatari Culture
Qatari culture should be integrated into schools to create a relevant and respectful learning environment. This involves incorporating local history, customs, and values into the curriculum to foster identity and belonging. Activities such as Qatari storytelling that highlight and teach heritage, discussions on traditional crafts, and local geography exploration can meaningfully engage students. Additionally, integrating Arabic with English enhances communication skills and cultural ties. By prioritizing culturally responsive teaching, educators can inspire students to embrace their roots while fostering a global perspective.
Teaching in Qatar: An Expat’s Guide
“Having someone who knows or understands my culture makes me feel comfortable. ”
Noura, 17 year-old Qatari Student
Teaching in Qatar: An Expat’s Guide
“To every foreign teacher; talk to the locals about the people, history and social norms to create new riendships and learn many things about the beauty of the Arab culture and religion.”
- Aisha, 17 year-old Qatari Student
