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Using Multimedia To Enhance Learners' Second Language Reading Skills In Modern Standard Arabic High Intermediate Level, Kamal Al Ekhnawy Jun 2004

Using Multimedia To Enhance Learners' Second Language Reading Skills In Modern Standard Arabic High Intermediate Level, Kamal Al Ekhnawy

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Using Multimedia To Enhance Reading Skills In Modern Standard Arabic: Strategies To Enhance Reading Skills In Modern Standard Arabic – High Intermediate Level, Kamal Alekhnawy Apr 2004

Using Multimedia To Enhance Reading Skills In Modern Standard Arabic: Strategies To Enhance Reading Skills In Modern Standard Arabic – High Intermediate Level, Kamal Alekhnawy

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This thesis is an attempt to develop a software program designed to enhance reading skills of learners of Modern Standard Arabic at the high intermediate level. This is one of the very few attempts at creating CALL programs for Arabic learning, a medium that is in dire need of development if Arabic language teaching is to keep up with future trends in second language learning as a whole. Research was conducted on how reading skills can best be developed through traditional means as well as on how CALL programs might achieve better and faster results than those traditional means. The …


Hermann Hesse’S Peter Camenzind: A Sufi Reading, Omneya Ahmed Ali Badr Feb 2004

Hermann Hesse’S Peter Camenzind: A Sufi Reading, Omneya Ahmed Ali Badr

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The Concept Of Love As Portrayed In Al-Zahrah By Ibn Dawud, Shereen Mohammad Hassan Feb 2004

The Concept Of Love As Portrayed In Al-Zahrah By Ibn Dawud, Shereen Mohammad Hassan

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Towards An Arabic-Japanese Collocational Dictionary, Tomoko Kondo Feb 2004

Towards An Arabic-Japanese Collocational Dictionary, Tomoko Kondo

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Collocation is the arbitrary combination of words based on syntactic and semantic relations. Although collocational knowledge improves learners' expressiveness and fluency, collocation has long been neglected in learning Arabic, and Arabic dictionaries provide insufficient information about collocations.

This paper investigates three issues. The first comprises the characteristics of

collocation combining linguistic, pedagogical, lexicographical and cognitive viewpoints. I emphasize the importance of the knowledge of paradigmatic relations (synonyms) to improve that of collocation, and the necessity of contrastive study which will indicate what collocations should be learned and entered in dictionaries. The second issue is the current situation of Arabic vocabulary …


Alhaj Umar Abubakar Krachie: A Bio-Critical Study, Abbas Umar Muhammed Feb 2004

Alhaj Umar Abubakar Krachie: A Bio-Critical Study, Abbas Umar Muhammed

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