Sep 15, 2026 · 54 min · 12 segments
Dina Khuffash has spent 25 years in education, and she still remembers hating school as a student. She opens up about being diagnosed with ADHD as an adult, growing up in Jordanian public schools, and…
Dina KhuffashGuest
Dana AlhanbaliHost
We always talk about mothers as the nurturers of families, but what mothers rely on as part of nurturing her own family is education.
There are too many things that pushed me to do that kind of path and how to work on the education and why.
And all of it puts you in a place of what is the purpose? And it all comes together as a beautiful story.
I think the most annoying thing for me is when people work in education because it's the easy way.
our impact, anyone who works in education, from the youngest employee in any educational institution to the oldest, it's not a job.
She needs to love what she's doing to accept 30-50 students in a row, not more than what she's doing, a certain number of students, to be able to endure that long day, which is a day before you're preparing, and a day after you're fixing, and there's a lot of details in it.
We always talk about mothers as the nurturers of families, but what mothers rely on as part of nurturing her own family is education.
There are too many things that pushed me to do that kind of path and how to work on the education and why.
And all of it puts you in a place of what is the purpose? And it all comes together as a beautiful story.
I think the most annoying thing for me is when people work in education because it's the easy way.
our impact, anyone who works in education, from the youngest employee in any educational institution to the oldest, it's not a job.
She needs to love what she's doing to accept 30-50 students in a row, not more than what she's doing, a certain number of students, to be able to endure that long day, which is a day before you're preparing, and a day after you're fixing, and there's a lot of details in it.
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