Asma Khaleel Abdallah , an experienced academic and practitioner, previously served as an Assistant Professor at the United Arab Emirates University (UAEU), College of Education, and at Abu Dhabi University before her tenure at Sharjah Education Academy (SEA). Specializing in Education Leadership with a Ph.D. from Jordan University, her career encompasses significant roles such as a high school principal in schools for gifted students, an inspector, and an educational consultant. Dr. Abdallah's research focuses on education administration, online learning, and teacher development, tackling innovative teacher licensing, diverse leadership styles, and the impact of COVID-19 on education. She has published extensively, contributing to various international journals and edited books. Her notable works include ""Re-structuring Leadership for School Improvement and Reform"" and numerous chapters on leadership, teacher empowerment, and inclusive education. At UAEU, she used to be part of the Schools Development Committee, where she evaluated educational programs, conducted needs assessments, and developed professional development strategies. Her dedication to enhancing educational methods and policies is evident in her accomplishments, such as receiving the Jordanian Independence Medal - First Class, and securing multiple research grants aimed at improving teaching, leadership, and assessment practices. Dr. Abdallah is known for her ability to integrate cutting-edge educational trends and best practices into her work, contributing to the field through her leadership and commitment to educational excellence. Fluent in Arabic and English, she brings a diverse and inclusive perspective to her work, continually striving to improve the quality of education. Dr. Asma Khaleel Abdallah currently continues her impactful work at Sharjah Education Academy in Sharjah, UAE. Ahmed M. Alkaabi is currently an assistant professor at the United Arab Emirates University's College of Education, where he works in the Foundations of Education Department. He earned his Ph.D. in Educational Administration and Policy, focusing on supervision, from the University of Georgia in Athens in 2019. Dr. Alkaab has been recognized for his exceptional work in the field of instructional supervision with two academic awards: the Ray Bruce Award in 2017 and the Faculty Award in 2019. His areas of research interest lie within school leadership, particularly in the fields of educational supervision, professional development, evaluation, data-driven decision-making, and school inspection. Dr. Alkaab has published his research in Scopus-indexed journals and is an active reviewer for peer-reviewed international journals in education. He has also presented research papers at various regional and international conferences covering a wide range of issues related to teachers and principals in education.