History and Development of Education in Sharjah

The video explores the social and educational history of the UAE, focusing on Sharjah's cultural and educational development. It highlights the community's cooperative spirit before the oil era, Sharjah's recognition as a cultural capital, and the evolution of its education system from traditional methods to modern schooling. The video also discusses the role of key figures in promoting education and culture, and the establishment of significant educational institutions.

What was a key characteristic of social life in the UAE before the discovery of oil?

• Cooperation and solidarity

• Individualism

• Competition

• Isolation

In what year was Sharjah recognized as the Arab Cultural Capital?

• 2005

• 2000

• 1998

• 1995

What was the traditional education system in Sharjah known as?

• Home schooling

• Modern schooling

• Katateeb

• Online learning

Who were the scholars that played a significant role in Sharjah's early education?

• Scholars from Egypt

• Scholars from Najd

• Scholars from India

• Scholars from Europe

Which notable figure in Sharjah was known for his contributions to literature and education?

• Sheikh Saqr bin Khalid

• Sheikh Zayed

• Sheikh Mohammed

• Sheikh Sultan bin Saqr

What was one of the first private schools established in Sharjah?

• Al Noor School

• Al Qasimiya School

• Al Khaleej School

• Al Wahda School

When did the first educational mission from Kuwait arrive in Sharjah?

• 1950

• 1953

• 1960

• 1965

What was the primary focus of the educational mission from Kuwait?

• Training teachers

• Introducing modern curricula

• Building infrastructure

• Providing scholarships

Which institution is a major part of Sharjah's modern educational landscape?

• American University of Sharjah

• Zayed University

• Khalifa University

• University of Dubai

What is a key goal of Sharjah's educational initiatives?

• To advance education beyond regional standards

• To limit education to local students

• To focus solely on traditional education

• To reduce educational funding