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Webinar
MUHSEN School: Building Inclusive Pathways in Education
Topic: MUHSEN School: Building Inclusive Pathways in Education
Speaker: Sr. Renad Mohamad, Weekend School Coordinator
Date: Tuesday, November 19, 2024
Time: 8:00 PM Eastern/7:00 PM Central/5:00 PM Pacific
Details: The “MUHSEN School: Building Inclusive Pathways in Education” webinar, hosted by WISER USA (Weekend Islamic Schools Educational Resources), spotlights the transformative impact of the MUHSEN Weekend School project. As the first program of its kind, MUHSEN School is dedicated to providing exceptional educational experiences tailored specifically for children with special needs, ensuring accessibility and inclusion in Islamic learning. The webinar will explore the program’s goals, strategies, and success stories, offering invaluable insights for educators and parents. This initiative sets a new standard in creating supportive, welcoming environments where every child can thrive and connect with their faith.
A Place to Learn and Grow Together
According to a recent study in the U.S., only 5% of Muslim students and youth attend full-time Islamic School. What happens to the rest of the 95% of Muslim students who are unable to attend full-time Islamic Schools? How do you they learn their religion? Some Muslim children and youth attend weekend schools for only a few hours a week. Other Muslim children and youth may attend after school programs and summer camps. The few hours they spend at these programs need to be effective, efficient, and exciting.
MAKE A DIFFERENCE
Academic education is only one part of a Muslim’s education. We have to prepare our children and youth for this world and the hereafter. For some children and youth, weekend schools are the only opportunity to learn about their faith. In these programs, how do we ensure quality education in an Islamic environment? WISER was born to answer these questions and respond to the needs of communities.