Arabic Language3*

Description

1. Enlightening the student of the most common mistakes among the educated sons of Arabic. 2. Raising the student's recitation efficiency, and the ability to perform expressive vocal. 3. Freedom from the constraints of the vernacular, by distinguishing between what is colloquial and what is eloquent. 4. Employing the Arabic language to build media texts, such as television dramas, theatrical texts that were presented on stage, radio news bulletins, as well as enlightening the student on how to write the article.

Program

Media

Objectives

• Directing the student to the importance of distinguishing Arabic structures and styles, and how to employ them and improve the student's expressive energy.