a seasoned academic, researcher, and athletics education specialist with over 15 years of experience in higher education—currently serving as an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Physical Education, Minia University (Egypt). Holding a PhD (2016), MSc (2009), and Bachelor’s degree (2005) all in Physical Education (specializing in Athletics Teaching Methods and Curricula/Teaching Methods), he has dedicated his career to advancing athletics education, curriculum development, and student assessment in physical education.
As a core academic at Minia University, Dr. Waleed has taught 17+ undergraduate and postgraduate courses (e.g., Athletics 1-3, Sport Education Technology, Physical Education Curricula) and played a pivotal role in academic governance—serving on final practical exam committees, quality assurance boards, and departmental councils. His research focuses on innovative teaching methodologies in athletics (e.g., differentiated education, flipped learning, cooperative learning) and their impact on student cognitive achievement and skill performance, with 6+ published scientific studies on topics like high jump, javelin throw, and shot put instruction.