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The MM Recap: Your Back-to-School Resource [Muslim Edition]
It’s that time of year again! The Summer holidays have come to an end and all we’re hearing is back-to-school everything.
Whether you’re home-schooling, embarking on a public school journey, sending your teenagers off to college, or even wondering how to tackle LGBTQ-related questions with the kids, we’ve got you covered with another MM Recap; this time with useful and relevant schooling-centered articles from the MM archives. Have a read!
Podcasts
– [Podcast] Man2Man: Public School, Islamic School, Or Homeschool Education? | Omar Abdul Fatah
[Podcast] Public School, Islamic School, Or Homeschool Education? | Omar Abdul Fatah
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– [Podcast] Man2Man: The LGBTQ+ Curriculum, Public Schools, & Islamic Values | Omar Abdul Fatah
[Podcast] Man2Man: The LGBTQ+ Curriculum, Public Schools, & Islamic Values | Omar Abdul Fatah
– Podcast: A Critical Look At Islamic Pedagogy
– Podcast: Spare The Rod, Spoil The Child? Corporal Punishment & Islamic Education
Podcast: Spare The Rod, Spoil The Child? Corporal Punishment & Islamic Education
Back-to-School Advice
– Advice To Students Starting A New School Year
– From Muslim Parents To Educators: A Back To School Resource
– MuslimKidsMatter | How to Survive School Without Swearing
Homeschooling
– 12 Tips For Suddenly-At-Home-Schoolers
– MuslimKidsMatter | Stereotypes About Homeschooling: The Kids’ Response
MuslimKidsMatter | Stereotypes About Homeschooling: The Kids’ Response
– Is Homeschooling for Losers?
– Teaching Your Kids Time Management
– The Adventures of Homeschooling
Islamic School
– 14 Topics All Islamic Schools Should Address During High School | Dr Shadee Elmasry
14 Topics All Islamic Schools Should Address During High School | Dr Shadee Elmasry
– Lessons from Ibrahim: Sacrifice and Islamic Schools
– Child + Teacher + Parent = Quran Lessons
– Revitalizing Islamic Education for Children
University/College
– From The Chaplain’s Desk: Serve Others, Seek Knowledge, And Study The Quran
From The Chaplain’s Desk: Serve Others, Seek Knowledge, And Study The Quran
– Three Musts for Every Muslim College Student This Year
– Navigating the College Experience: Nihal’s Narrative
– How University Made Me a Better Muslim
– Advice for New University Students: Work Hard, Play Hard, PRAY harder
Advice for New University Students: Work Hard, Play Hard, PRAY harder
Sex-Ed
– Why Sex-Ed Should Be Given at Home and not in Public Schools
Why Sex-Ed Should Be Given at Home and not in Public Schools
– Sticky Situations: Helping Muslim Kids Navigate LGBTQ
Parenting Series | Part V(b): The Reality of Sex-Education in Public Schools
Parenting Series | Part V(b): The Reality of Sex-Education in Public Schools
Parenting Series | Part VI: Sexual Education from an Islamic Perspective
Parenting Series | Part VI: Sexual Education from an Islamic Perspective
For Educators
– New School Year- Two Important Questions Teachers Should Ask Themselves
New School Year- Two Important Questions Teachers Should Ask Themselves
Rethinking How We Teach The Topic Of Sīrah In K-12 Settings
– O! Teacher, Stop Teaching
Politics
– Islamophobia In American Public Schools
– Why American Muslims Should Celebrate A SCOTUS Victory For Christian Private Schools
Why American Muslims Should Celebrate A SCOTUS Victory For Christian Private Schools
– The Black Muslim Experience In K-12 Education
Is there a topic we’ve missed out on that you’d love to read/learn more about? Do let us know in the comments section below.
