Arabic-L:LIT:Proficiency-based curricula query response

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Date: 14 Dec  2004
From:sanaa_ghanem at yahoo.com
Subject:Proficiency-based curricula query response

The Arab Academy's university level online Arabic
language courses and electronic books are based on the
proficiency guidelines published by ACTFL.
Information is found at:
http://www.arabacademy.com/register/u

Courses start at Novice low and go up to advanced
levels.

Best regards,
Sanaa Ghanem
Arab Academy

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> Date: 19 Nov  2004
> From:Maher Awad <ma4dx at virginia.edu>
> Subject:Proficiency-based curricula query
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> Dear Colleagues,
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> Besides the following, are there major
> proficiency-oriented curricula
> that begin from the basic language level, that are
> grounded in Modern
> Standard Arabic, that are designed to teach Arabic
> to American college
> students, and that are published (or in press)?
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> 1.	Al-Kitaab by Brustad, Al-Batal, Al-Tonsi
> 2.	Arabic: An Integrated Approach by Munther Younes
> 3.	Ahlan wa Sahlan by Mahdi Alosh
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> Thank you very much in advance for your help. I will
> post a summary if
> the responses warrant.
>
> Maher Awad
> University of Virginia

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