Arabic-L:GEN:Items from NCLRC Arabic K-12 Newsletter

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1) Subject:Items from NCLRC Arabic K-12 Newsletter

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Date: 21 Mar 2012
From:nclrc nclrc at gwu.edu
Subject:Items from NCLRC Arabic K-12 Newsletter

Qatar Foundation International is seeking proposals for the
Development and Maintenance of Arabic Resource Site. The submission
deadline is Monday, March 26, 2012 and the maximum award is $275,000.
Qatar Foundation International intends to support the development of a
single web-based resource site for Teaching Arabic as a Foreign
Language which will benefit teachers, administrators, students, and
the general public. The site will include information such as: schools
and colleges where Arabic is taught; resources available for teaching
and learning, including pedagogical and authentic materials for
teaching and learning; opportunities for teacher professional
development and certification; scholarships and travel opportunities
for students and teachers; and support for development of Arabic
programs in schools. To the extent practicable, the information on the
website will be available in both English and Arabic. For more
information visit http://bit.ly/y7MfGW.

Searchable Hans Wehr online! Just type in the root in Arabic or
transliteration and have the site find the page in Hans Wehr for you.
In addition, it will also show you the page in Lane’s Lexicon. This is
a great way to project the dictionary for your students. Visit
http://bit.ly/y3Jdbl.


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