Drawing on the collective expertise of language scholars and professional educators in a variety of sub-disciplines, this volume provides a comprehensive treatment of teaching and research in Arabic as a second and foreign language worldwide.
Drawing on the collective expertise of language scholars and professional educators in a variety of sub-disciplines, this volume provides a comprehensive treatment of teaching and research in Arabic as a second and foreign language worldwide.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Part I. Overview: Trends and Recent Issues in Teaching and Learning Arabic Part II. Social, Political and Educational contexts of Arabic Language Teaching and Learninga) Arabic-speaking Worldb) Non-Arabic-speaking Worldc) Islamic countries: Indonesia/Malaysia Part III. Identifying Core issues in Practicea) Models of Second Language Acquisition:b) Sociolinguistic and the Variations of Arabic in Multiple Language Communities c) History of Teaching and Learning Arabic in Medieval Islam Part IV. Communicative Competence and Performance in Arabic Language Teachinga) What is Communicative Arabic?b) The Arabic language use and the educated language user c) Integrating Vernacular with FuSHa in the Arabic as a Foreign Language classroom d) Various Standards of Learning Arabic as a Foreign Language in the Arabic-speaking World versus everywhere : Relevance of ACTFL and CEFR e) Intercultural communication, curriculum development and assessment Part V. Arabic Programs: Goals, Design and Curriculum a) University-based Teaching and Learning: 1) University programs a. Arabic Program-Texas University)(16)b. Lebanon: Arabic language program at the American University in Bayrut2) Study abroad programs: a. Center of Arabic Study Abroad (CASA) (Postgraduate level learners) (18)3) Government Programs: ILI4) K-12 Programs5) Heritage learners and native learners Part VI. Teaching Approachesa) Content-based Instruction b) Arabic Literature and Literacy c) Arabic for Specific Purposes (ASP): Arabic for Businessd) Pragmatics in Arabic Language Teachinge) Arabic language materials f) Corpus linguistics for Arabic language teachers and learners g) Task-based Arabic Language InstructionPart VII. Arabic language teaching and learning: curriculum and classroom instruction a) Methodology, Classroom Management and Lesson Planning b) Oral Skills Teaching1) Listening 2) Speaking c) Literacy skills teaching3) Developing reading skills 4) Developing writing skills d) Teaching and Learning Arabic pronunciation e) Teaching Grammar f) Teaching beginner and intermediate level Vocabulary g) Motivation, Noticing and feedback in the Arabic classroom Part VIII . Assessment, Testing and Evaluationa) An Overview of Assessment and Evaluation: Purpose, Uses and Types of testsb) Issue in Arabic Language Assessment in the US a) Arabic Program Evaluation and Accreditation Part IX. Teacher Education and Professional Developmenta) Pre- and in service Education training: Observation, Teacher Evaluation and Certification. b) Teacher Research and Measuring Effectiveness of Instruction Part X. Technology-mediated Teaching and Learninga) Social media: Historical Perspective: Role and Researchb) Distance education and Online Arabic Programs
Part I. Overview: Trends and Recent Issues in Teaching and Learning Arabic Part II. Social, Political and Educational contexts of Arabic Language Teaching and Learninga) Arabic-speaking Worldb) Non-Arabic-speaking Worldc) Islamic countries: Indonesia/Malaysia Part III. Identifying Core issues in Practicea) Models of Second Language Acquisition:b) Sociolinguistic and the Variations of Arabic in Multiple Language Communities c) History of Teaching and Learning Arabic in Medieval Islam Part IV. Communicative Competence and Performance in Arabic Language Teachinga) What is Communicative Arabic?b) The Arabic language use and the educated language user c) Integrating Vernacular with FuSHa in the Arabic as a Foreign Language classroom d) Various Standards of Learning Arabic as a Foreign Language in the Arabic-speaking World versus everywhere : Relevance of ACTFL and CEFR e) Intercultural communication, curriculum development and assessment Part V. Arabic Programs: Goals, Design and Curriculum a) University-based Teaching and Learning: 1) University programs a. Arabic Program-Texas University)(16)b. Lebanon: Arabic language program at the American University in Bayrut2) Study abroad programs: a. Center of Arabic Study Abroad (CASA) (Postgraduate level learners) (18)3) Government Programs: ILI4) K-12 Programs5) Heritage learners and native learners Part VI. Teaching Approachesa) Content-based Instruction b) Arabic Literature and Literacy c) Arabic for Specific Purposes (ASP): Arabic for Businessd) Pragmatics in Arabic Language Teachinge) Arabic language materials f) Corpus linguistics for Arabic language teachers and learners g) Task-based Arabic Language InstructionPart VII. Arabic language teaching and learning: curriculum and classroom instruction a) Methodology, Classroom Management and Lesson Planning b) Oral Skills Teaching1) Listening 2) Speaking c) Literacy skills teaching3) Developing reading skills 4) Developing writing skills d) Teaching and Learning Arabic pronunciation e) Teaching Grammar f) Teaching beginner and intermediate level Vocabulary g) Motivation, Noticing and feedback in the Arabic classroom Part VIII . Assessment, Testing and Evaluationa) An Overview of Assessment and Evaluation: Purpose, Uses and Types of testsb) Issue in Arabic Language Assessment in the US a) Arabic Program Evaluation and Accreditation Part IX. Teacher Education and Professional Developmenta) Pre- and in service Education training: Observation, Teacher Evaluation and Certification. b) Teacher Research and Measuring Effectiveness of Instruction Part X. Technology-mediated Teaching and Learninga) Social media: Historical Perspective: Role and Researchb) Distance education and Online Arabic Programs
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