DFIR, Threat Detection and Adversary Simulation Researcher
Teaching
As an experienced technical instructor specializing in the Linux operating system, my teaching philosophy centers on the belief that active student participation is key to meaningful learning and long-term success. Throughout my work with various companies and organizations, I’ve consistently found that the most impactful learning environments are those where students are fully engaged in the process.
To foster this engagement, I carefully structure each lecture to provide a clear, logical framework that guides students through the material. This organization not only enhances comprehension but also builds the confidence students need to ask questions and seek clarification.
I also prioritize creating a participatory classroom culture by posing thoughtful, open-ended questions to individual students, sparking discussion and encouraging deeper exploration of the subject matter. These interactions help transform passive learners into active contributors.
Ultimately, my goal is not just to help students learn Linux, but to ensure they retain that knowledge and feel empowered to apply it beyond the classroom. I aim to instill a sense of curiosity, confidence, and a lasting passion for learning that will continue to grow throughout their careers.
The Key to Success is "Persistence" - Ali Hadi