
The Mind’s Heart
On emotional dysregulation, my brother, and what it costs to hold yourself together
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On emotional dysregulation, my brother, and what it costs to hold yourself together

Every practitioner senses that something has shifted, yet the shift resists description. What happens when we take that intuition to the evidence and ask what teachers actually report?

Sociology explains how the child is formed and by whom. The Islamic worldview begins earlier, with the questions sociology sets aside: whose child is this, what nature does he arrive with, and toward

The home once prepared children for society. What happens when schools are expected to build the foundations they were designed only to extend?

On the quiet difficulty of grading teamwork fairly, and why the students who carry the work deserve a better answer.

How Reverting to Traditional Examinations Risks the Inclusion Disabled Students Had Only Just Won
A welcome to the LLM Exhibition 2026 at Khalifah Model School Secondary, written from seven thousand miles away.

One year with LaunchPAD, and where my advocacy travels next

Five things I have come to understand about the ADHD brain when we feel strangely hollow.

Early reflections on al-Shatibi's al-Muwafaqat, Maqasid al-Shariah, and building a framework for inclusive education from an Islamic worldview.