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How to manage stress in Covid -19?

28 Jun, 2020

By Roohi Iqbal Shawl Even the year, 20-20 has brought tremendous change in our values, responsibilities and personality in every person of the world whether rich or poor, black or white in every nook of the world. Amidst these tensions around, life has to carry on with our near and dear ones. These tensions and updates not only bring worries to us but also make us stressed....

الإمارات ما بعد هدوء عاصفة "كورونا" الخسائر والتعويضات؟

05 Jun, 2020

ربيع دمج بعد أسابيع من الإقفال بسبب القيود وحظر التجول بعد انتشار فيروس كورونا في دولة الإمارات، أعلنت حكومة البلاد عودة الحياة إلى طبيعتها مع الاحتفاظ والحرص على ضرورة التباعد الاجتماعي أخر خطوات عودة الحياة الاقتصادية إلى سابقها هي افتتاح دبي مراكزها التجارية ومرافقها السياحية وبعض الشواطئ العامة والحدائق وصالات الألعاب الرياضية العودة إلى الحياة الطبيعية تزامن مع توقيف أكثر من 500 ألف عامل...

What Day Is It?

29 May, 2020

By Natalia Chambers As the days of what we are calling the “current situation” unfold before us, I am noticing some interesting things about the concept of time. Like many of us, I am working a full-time job from home, parenting, and trying to take care of business. Still, there are moments where I’m forgetting what day of the week it is. Sleeping and waking at odd hours has become some sort...

Rethink and digitize to not only thrive but survive

28 May, 2020

By Stacey Chammaa Last month I briefly wrote about the importance of upskilling and, rather than building on your existing skillset, the importance of taking the initiative to help address any skill gaps you may have. With the COVID-19 pandemic prompting a digital revolution, upskilling couldn’t be more of a priority to achieve professional success. Companies in every industry across the board are being forced to...

The Brevity of Life

17 May, 2020

By Rashi Rohatgi ‘ The greatest surprise in life to me is the brevity of life’ -Billy Graham This quote really struck a chord in me… This pandemic has really made us realize the value of things which we, humans, nonchalantly took for granted. There is no doubt that life is short and by the time this hits home, it is often too late. If we look at life through the lens of a college student, it may seem...

The Alliance of Education

17 May, 2020

By Tamiko Guilaume Without warning or preparation, many individuals have found themselves involved in the education sector during COVID-19. This manifested in the forms of curious minds, practising self-preservation strategies against boredom or depression, or just the unexpected gift of time that eludes the average working adult. If you are a parent or teacher of school-age students: the stakes became higher overnight. Daily...

COVID-19: Fast growth in online shopping in Saudi Arabia

30 Apr, 2020

The strong preventive measures taken by Saudi Arabia’s government for pandemic COVID-19 have changed the buying behavior of consumers in the country. Now, the increasing pace of consumer’s online shopping has given a 400% jump in the online business. Saudi Arabia’s government allowed delivery apps to give their service to the consumers during curfew hours that attracted more and more new customers to the services. People...

Setting up your own website during lockdown

30 Apr, 2020

Setting a website has become fun as well as a pain-free experience today. The only thing which you need to keep in mind is the use of the right tools and resources. You can easily set-up your own website without knowing anything related to coding, design and web development. Pandemic COVID-19 has forced everyone to remain at home. Every country is on lockdown today to stop the spread of infection. In this situation, it is very easy...

5 Reasons to use Nearpod in your Online Classes

28 Apr, 2020

5 Reasons to use Nearpod in your Online Classes By Inas Adel Some people falsely believe that a teacher’s job is now easier than ever! All she/has to do is sit down, open his/her laptop, sign in to MS Teams or Zoom, and start the lesson from the comfort of his/her own home. This might be, to some extent, true, but what non-teachers don’t understand is how hard it is to engage your students online and keep the...

The new way of “living”

28 Apr, 2020

By Zeina Bachir The new way of “living” is unprecedented for many of us. Things are scary and uncertain and for most of us it is the first of a kind experience and hopefully will be the last. Mind-body interaction has been shown to be important and impressive in achieving the way the body can get itself back to normal function. I am going to share a habit I started few weeks ago to help bring some structure, control...

Graduates: Brace for Impact

22 Apr, 2020

By Stacey Chammaa Initially, when I was asked to be a columnist for gulfy.com, COVID-19 was just starting to be at the forefront of our minds on a global scale. It had yet to become the pandemic it is today, quarantine wasn’t a way of life and job loss and global economic downturn didn’t yet seem as inevitable or as long-lasting as we might now fear. Needless to say, when I jotted down ideas for the editorial team it...

الرياضة في زمن كورونا

22 Apr, 2020

مع ختام كل سنة ميلادية تطل علينا القنوات الفضائية بالمنجمين ممن يتوقعون أو يقرأون العام التالي، والعام الفائت لم يكن استثناءً، ولكنّ الإستثناء كان بالفشل الذريع في قراءة ما ستؤول اليه الاحداث في ربع العام الأول فقط لن أدخل في تأويلات هذا الفيروس هل هو جزء من الصراع الإقتصادي السياسي بين الصين والولايات المتحدة، أو أساس ظهور الفيروس سواءً من مختبرات علمية على أيادٍ بشرية أم غير ذلك المتابع لتداعيات هذا الكورونا يرى بوضوح كيف أثّر هذا...

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