Daoud HARB

Lecturer
Faculty of Languages and Translation - South Lebanon Branch
Lebanese Institute for Educators - South Lebanon Branch

07/731 284/5 daoud.harb@usj.edu.lb

I am a School Principal and University Lecturer with a passion for lifelong learning and educational leadership. With degrees in English Literature, Teaching, and Education Management, my career has involved integrating technology, advancing educational methodologies, and mentoring students at the Lebanese International University. As Principal of Ajyal High School, I led the school through pivotal changes, including online learning during the COVID-19 pandemic, strategic leadership restructuring, and special needs program development. I’m currently leading the school through international accreditation and have launched the "Principal Daoud Podcast" to raise educational awareness in Lebanon and the Arab world. I am also pursuing a Master’s degree in Human Resources Management at LAU.

Education

Degree University Country Year
Doctorat - Education Université Libanaise Liban 2025
Master - Education Université Libanaise Liban 2015
Diplôme - Education Université Libanaise Liban 2012
Licence - lettre et littérature anglaises Université Libanaise Liban 2011

Publications and communications

Research: o “Presentation and Evaluation of Various Techniques in Fostering Intrinsic Motivation in Learning Settings” o “Using the Available Materials to Create Interaction in Curriculum Design” o “Responding to Violations of Rules and Procedures in Class” o “Appropriate Questioning Techniques to increase Participation and Interaction” o An Introduction to Artificial Intelligence in Education AIED: Advantages, Challenges and Recommendations (2024) Editing: “Tales to Treasure”: A YES-Alumni Book project- A story Book for young learners (2013) Translation: Reports and published articles and documents about education from English into Formal Arabic: A Nation at Risk, 1983/ Report: America’s Competitive Challenge, 1983/ “The Curriculum and its ideological conceptions”/ “The Educational Imagination, by Eliot Eisner”/ "Can Students Love School? Yes, If Schools Love Students" by David Allyn (2012). Thesis Dissertation (Masters): "The Effect of CALLA on Promoting Listening Comprehension and Metacognitive Awareness of 11th grade ESL Students at Public High Schools of Nabatyeh.” Thesis Dissertation (PhD.): Pre- and In-service Teachers’ Professional Identity and Beliefs About Teaching English in Lebanon. MEPLI Webinar “School Leadership during Crises” – March 8th, 2022