Arabic-L:PEDA:Arabic Language Teacher Education Refs

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Date: 13 Jan 2004
From:Iman Soliman <halleluiah3 at yahoo.com>
Subject:Arabic Language Teacher Education Refs

Dear Liz,
The ILI-al Sahafeyeen in Cairo offesr a well reputed teacher training  
course for teachers of Arabic as a Foreign language. You can contact  
them directly for more information about course content at :  
ili at arabicegypt.com
The British Council in Cairo also provided these courses when they  
needed Arabic teachers, but Iam not sure they still do. You can always  
contact them though for course details.
Two very important people to contact on the topic are Doctors Rushdi  
Toeimah ( 0105678534/ 050 2247054/ 2247055Fax: 048 573 339/048 579 333)  
and Dr Al naqah(2901705) They will be able to guide you to any studies  
that have been carried out in Egypt or in the Arab world. Just keep  
trying with the phones. They are hard to find but are very helpful once  
u get them. The Faxes are not very reliable as it is a departmental  
Fax, sometimes if you are lucky they receive them others they are lost.
All the best with your research
 
Iman A. Soliman

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Date: 13 Jan 2004
From:ahmadhany at hds.harvard.edu
Subject:Arabic Language Teacher Education Refs

A good place to start are the AATA mongraphs listed below. See

http://www.wm.edu/aata/New-publications.htm#_American_Association_of_1

An Annotated Bibliography of American Doctoral Dissertations on Arabic  
Language, Literature and Culture, 1967-1987
by Dr. Dona S. Straley

The Teaching of Arabic as a Foreign Language: Issues and Directions
Edited by Mahmoud Al-Batal

Best,
al-Husein Madhany

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Date: 13 Jan 2004
From:Raji Rammuny <raram at umich.edu>
Subject:Arabic Language Teacher Education Refs

I just completed a draft of An Annotated Bibliography on Foreign  
Language
Teaching with particular Emphasis on Arabic language Teaching. The
Bibliography will be published soon.

Raji Rammuny

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