Education is something that has become part of the society. It is has come a long way since its inception. Teaching methods, writing material and classroom activities have evolved. Today we are in a technology driven era and almost everything we do involves technology. The most common method of teaching used nowadays is called E-Learning.

The Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi attracted more than 1.4 million worshippers and visitors during the Holy Month of Ramadan. The iconic mosque welcomed a total of 369,040 worshippers and 175,349 visitors and also served iftar meals to 891,860 people. Prayers during the Holy Month, including Taraweeh and Tahajud, were led by Sheikh Idrees Abkar and Sheikh Yahya Ayshan, imams of the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, in addition to scholars who visited the UAE during Ramadan under invitation by the President His Highness Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan.

A host of top fitness and lifestyle brands are set to open their doors at Marina Mall Abu Dhabi. These are some of retail’s biggest names to the tip of Abu Dhabi’s Corniche area. Cole Haan, Vogue Fitness and Sporter are the latest brands that add to the retail offering at the mall. They are joining other big names due to launch its newest branches later this year like electronics store E-City. In addition to new outlets, the mall will also see Zara Home, the home furnishing store with contemporary designs, relocate to a new flagship store on the ground floor.

Dividing Iftar into three portions is the ‘secret ingredient’ to manage weight during Ramadan, according to Dr. Nawal Khaled, Director of Community Health at National Health Insurance Company – Daman. Dr. Khaled singled out the practice of portioning Iftar into smaller meals as being key to maintaining or losing weight during Ramadan. She said: "Fasting in Ramadan has significant health benefits, and it is important to us at Daman that the public are aware of how to experience those benefits, while also understanding the health risks of mismanaging their dietary intake after they break their fast. This Ramadan, we are encouraging everyone fasting to start Iftar with dates, accompanied with a glass of water or soup, and then wait 15 to 30 minutes before continuing onto the main dish. The third portion, the dessert, is best had an hour or two after breaking fast." 

In preparation for the busy summer travel season, Abu Dhabi Airports has opened two new kids play areas and five conveniently located baby changing rooms at Abu Dhabi International Airport (AUH), further enhancing its services to better accommodate families traveling during the summer holidays. The kids play area in Terminal 1 includes a cloud slide, an airplane on clouds which kids can climb, and a baggage tug with a tunnel. Meanwhile, the kids play area located in Terminal 3 includes an airplane on clouds, resembling the one in Terminal 1, an air traffic control tower with a tunnel, a cloud tunnel, a suitcase slide, and tires for climbing. 
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