Arabic Teachers Performing a Lesson Plan on Family Members using the Theory of Multiple Intelligences at the 2008 Startalk Summer Technology Workshop at NVCC in Arlington, VA
Best Practices for Animated Progress Indicators
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Thursday, July 3, 2008
NOVA Startalk Blogs 2008
Arabic Blogs by Startalk 2008 Participants
Here you will find all blogs created by Startalk Arabic participants:
- Abdulgader Abdulgader
http://alshibrgi-alsudani.blogspot.com - Manal Ibrahim
http://mamahabibty.blogspot.com - Fadwa Hu
http://arabicgibran.blogspot.com - Dr. Seham El Gendi
http://alarabeya.blogspot.com - Enas Elhanafi
http://arabic411blog.blogspot.com - Oumaia Yousef
http://nvccarabicblog.blogspot.com - Carol Zaru
http://carolzarusblog.blogspot.com
Introducation to Arabic
This film introduces the Arabic language to non-Arabic speakers that I made using Photostory 3 at the 2008 Startalk Summer Workshop "Powering Up Your Arabic and Chinese Programs Using Technology," which took place at NVCC/ Arlington Center, June 30 - July 3, 2008
Tuesday, July 1, 2008
Greetings
Ahalan wa sahlan fi alsaf alarabi
Please view the following clip and respond with one comment.
Please view the following clip and respond with one comment.
Ahalan wa sahlan fi alsaf alarabi
This following clip is a useful clip that I found on Youtube website. This video intended to help you as follows:
- Practice listening the Alphabets
- Practice reading the Alphabets
- Practice writing the Alphabets
Startalk Arabic 2008
Startalk 2008 Arabic and Chinese Teacher Training Programs at NOVA
Powering Up Your Chinese and Arabic Language Courses with Technology
A four day professional development course for teachers of Arabic and Chinese funded by STARTALK
DATES: June 30-July 3, 2008
HOURS: 9:00AM – 4:00PM (with a one hour lunch break)
LOCATION: Northern Virginia Community College Arlington Center(behind Holiday Inn) Address and Phone: 4600 North Fairfax Drive, Arlington Virginia (703) 933-5050
COURSE DESCRIPTION
A professional development Summer Institute designed to help teachers integrate technology tools and 21st century language pedagogy in the NVCC/APS Arabic and Chinese curricula. The infusion of modern methodologies in the Arabic and Chinese programs will promote time on task among students and motivate them to persist in their language study. In order to keep learners engaged, teachers must include the most effective, standards-based activities, emphasizing all modes of communication and culture. Arabic and Chinese teachers in each language will create a collection of activities to expand the curriculum presently in place. The networking that will result from the course will enrich instruction and save teachers the task of “reinventing the wheel” by creating materials in isolation.
FACILITATORS
Dr.Marjorie Hall Haley, Associate Professor, George Mason University Dr. Mohamed Esa, Associate Professor, McDaniel College, Arabic consultantRuihua Dong, Lead Trainer of Chinese Language, World Bank, Chinese consultantDr. Laura Franklin, Professor, Northern Virginia Community College
LOCATION
Northern Virginia Community College Arlington Center(behind Holiday Inn)Address and Phone: 4600 North Fairfax Drive, Arlington Virginia (703) 933-5050
Powering Up Your Chinese and Arabic Language Courses with Technology
A four day professional development course for teachers of Arabic and Chinese funded by STARTALK
DATES: June 30-July 3, 2008
HOURS: 9:00AM – 4:00PM (with a one hour lunch break)
LOCATION: Northern Virginia Community College Arlington Center(behind Holiday Inn) Address and Phone: 4600 North Fairfax Drive, Arlington Virginia (703) 933-5050
COURSE DESCRIPTION
A professional development Summer Institute designed to help teachers integrate technology tools and 21st century language pedagogy in the NVCC/APS Arabic and Chinese curricula. The infusion of modern methodologies in the Arabic and Chinese programs will promote time on task among students and motivate them to persist in their language study. In order to keep learners engaged, teachers must include the most effective, standards-based activities, emphasizing all modes of communication and culture. Arabic and Chinese teachers in each language will create a collection of activities to expand the curriculum presently in place. The networking that will result from the course will enrich instruction and save teachers the task of “reinventing the wheel” by creating materials in isolation.
FACILITATORS
Dr.Marjorie Hall Haley, Associate Professor, George Mason University Dr. Mohamed Esa, Associate Professor, McDaniel College, Arabic consultantRuihua Dong, Lead Trainer of Chinese Language, World Bank, Chinese consultantDr. Laura Franklin, Professor, Northern Virginia Community College
LOCATION
Northern Virginia Community College Arlington Center(behind Holiday Inn)Address and Phone: 4600 North Fairfax Drive, Arlington Virginia (703) 933-5050
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