Comments on: In Search of a Few Great Iraqi Students

By: Helal Abdul-Rassoul Mohammed Ali Gan

Helal Abdul-Rassoul Mohammed Ali Gan — Fri, 13 May 2011 20:10:14 +0000

We need a clean Baghdad and It is our duty to clean our city. We must not throw empty cans of soft drinks but only in the specified places located for that. We need to clean the places we sit on before departure. The lavatories should be cleaned by the users before leaving so that the coming user will behave the same. It is the responsibility of all to do so. We have to respect each other because we need to unify at the moment. We need to argue but for the benefit of our country and people. Let us show to the rest of the World that we are the real Cradle of Civilization. We need to shown the World that we are the creator of Modern Civilization. Iraq is having a big progress in all fields so let us improve our advancement and proress to have our race with the rest of the Worlds’Nations. We have a bright history so let us have a bright future for our coming generations. Let us be real Iraqis and show our love to our country, the Arab World and the entire World states. We are the people of hardship and we will never yield.

By: Helal Abdul-Rassoul Mohammed Ali Ganaw

Helal Abdul-Rassoul Mohammed Ali Ganaw — Thu, 19 Aug 2010 14:06:26 +0000

It is very necessary to have an open-minded professional educator. I would like to discuss my view point far from gaining some profits in return. The teacher is highlighted first by his students because they are the best evaluators. In the University of Baghdad I faced good learners for five consecutive years who could evaluate well and diagonise the best and never vote for the traitors. The good sacrificer is that who give all he knows for learners. There is a good professional educator who donated the fees of his lectures and demanded to teach without asking for any return. It is a matter of giving without limitation. If you want to hear the truth contact learners of English Politology now they are in the 4th year. You may ask student of Chemical Engineering in University of Technology or you may ask those learners of English in the Center of Development and Long-Life Education. They all good witnesses for the best who could sacrifice for all without distiction.

By: Iraq – The cradle of civilization, can the civilization of advanced higher education return? « QS Intelligence Unit

Tue, 16 Mar 2010 13:42:34 +0000

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