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Dima Masri

Research and Design Specialist

About Dima

Dima Masri is a research and design specialist at the Queen Rania Foundation in Jordan, where she leads on social behaviour change research and programmes that aim to promote parental engagement and Arabic literacy in the early years. She holds an Ed.M. from the Harvard Graduate School of Education.

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  • Childhood & Development

Prompting parent–child reading in Jordan

Chatbot behaviour-informed messages tested to increase Arabic literacy

Birth of a Parent Podcast

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