Arabic-L:PEDA:Call for Participation: Training Videos

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1) Subject:Call for Participation: Training Videos

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Date: 29 Dec  2003
From:Martha Schulte-Nafeh <marthas at u.arizona.edu>
Subject:Call for Participation: Training Videos

Dear Colleagues,
As part of the activities of the National Middle East Language Resource
Center (NMELRC), we are preparing training videos demonstrating good
classroom teaching practices. These videos will serve as a valuable  
resource
for all teachers of Arabic and will be accompanied by an explanation of  
some
teaching principles and techniques.
We would like to solicit the cooperation of any teachers of Arabic who  
would
be interested in participating. What we would like is to get video  
footage
from your classes that demonstrate good practices. The footage doesn¹t  
have
to be long. You can choose an activity that you do well in class and  
would
like to share with other colleagues. You need to arrange for someone at  
your
school to videotape you (preferably using a digital camera).
If you would be willing to contribute to this project and share your
teaching skills and expertise, please contact me at  
marthas at u.arizona.edu to
discuss the arrangements. We would like to get the videos by April 1st,
2004.

Peace,
Martha

Martha Schulte-Nafeh
Lecturer - Arabic Language
Department of Near Eastern Studies
University of Arizona
Tucson, Arizona 85721
(520) 621-5470
marthas at u.arizona.edu

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