Arabic-L:K-16:Combined 1&2

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1) Subject:Combined 1&2

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Date: 23 Aug 2007
From:"Schub, Michael B." <Michael.Schub at trincoll.edu>	
Subject:Combined 1&2


Dear Fadia,
        By September, 2008, your genius educator scholar moguls will  
require you to teach 3  (THREE) levels of

Arabic at the same time (they have budgetary restrictions, you know)  
WHILE STANDING ON YOUR HEAD.

Please consider it an adventurous and daring challenge to your  
personal intellectual development and creativity,

and not as a reflection of the twin gods of our great, noble, and  
honorable American tradition of institutional

pedagogy, Beavis and Butthead.

       Thank you for your considerate understanding.  Akhuuki,
                                                                         
                               Mike Schub


> If anyone has experience in teaching level 1 and 2 combines please  
> contact me to share some ideas. It looks like my school will have  
> me teach Arabic 1 & 2 together this year! These will be students  
> ranging from freshman to seniors in HS. half had a full year last  
> year (with me) the other half is just starting this year.
> I have trying to convince them that this is far from being ideal -  
> so far no luck. So i am trying to prepare myself for the worst case  
> scenario.
> Any help will be much appreciated.
> My email is fetfet at sbcglobal.net
> Thanks!
> fadia

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