Seham Harb is a retired professor of education at the Faculty of Education at the Lebanese University (LU). She is a researcher in the field of children’s literature and an international expert in Arabic language teaching and learning. She has conducted research on legal language and multilingualism and in 2019 participated in local and international conferences in both the above-mentioned fields and in Narratology. She is trained in scientific writing skills in Arabic in the Junior Researcher Coach foundation. She has also  participated in educational research, such as “Educational Research Literature in Arabic Language from 2000 to 2015,” “Perceptions of University Professors at the Faculty of Education and their Effect on their Status and their Relationship with Professional Training and Knowledge,” and in the publication of a book by the research team on “Educational Reform in Lebanon” at the Faculty of Education (LU) entitled “Educational Reform in Lebanon and its Contribution to the Professional Training of Educational Teams in Lebanon.”