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Turki Al Masaeid

Academic Support Manager

Abu Dhabi School of Management

Dr. Turki Al Masaeid, an academic and educational expert, holds a Ph.D. in Education from Yarmouk University. His 24-year academic career includes significant roles at Ajman University, Canadian University in Dubai, Aldar University College, and the University of Sharjah. Dr. Al Masaeid has also excelled in curriculum development and educational consulting, serving as a Senior Curriculum Specialist at the Ministry of Education for nine years. Beyond academia, Dr. Al Masaeid is a visionary in training and development. His credentials are further amplified by certifications from the esteemed Human Engineering for Training and Development Center (HECTD) and the American Society for Training & Development (ASTD). These qualifications underscore his proficiency in nurturing professional skills and competencies. At the heart of Dr. Al Masaeid's philosophy is a profound commitment to transformative teaching and learning. He is renowned for employing innovative and advanced methodologies that drive continuous improvement and foster an engaging learning environment. 

SPEAKER SESSIONS

13 November, 2024 | 13:00 to 13:20
The Effectiveness of the Lesson Study Strategy on Classroom Practices Among University Students

Evaluate the effectiveness of the Lesson Study Strategy on classroom practices for a group of 45 male and female university students. The research also included seeking the opinions of 24 faculty members on the effectiveness of the strategy in improving classroom practices. The study used a semi-experimental approach based on a single group, and a descriptive approach through faculty members' views on the Lesson Study Strategy. Two questionnaires were prepared for faculty members and students to assess classroom practices. The findings showed statistically significant differences between the pre and post-application results, favouring the post-application in the questionnaire of classroom practices for university students after applying the Lesson Study Strategy. Additionally, the study revealed that faculty members agreed on the effectiveness of the Lesson Study Strategy in improving classroom practices for university students.