Arabic-L:LING/PEDA:research on emergent Arabic literacy

[Dilworth Parkinson]

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Date: 30 Oct 2009
From:kassem wahba <kassem_wahba at yahoo.com>
Subject:research on emergent Arabic literacy

  am not sure if I did understood what you mean by"emergent Arabic  
literacy/reading instruction". However, I have thought  of  the  
history of literacy in Arabic education. You might look at
1- Avner Gil'adi (1992) Children of Islam. St. Martin's press. New York
2- Bayard Dodge (1962) Muslim Education in Medieval Times. The Middle  
East Institute. Washington, DC.
3- Elinor Saiegh-Haddad (2003) Linguistic Distance and Initial reading  
acquisition: the case of Arabic diglossia in Applied Psycholinguistics  
(Psychological Studies of Language Processes): 24:3:431-451.

best wishes
Kassem Wahba


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