Arabic as a Foreign Language العربية لغير الناطقين بها

16 October 2008

Materials Bank/Arabic

Welcome to the Materials Bank
The Materials Bank contains teaching materials in a wide variety of formats which staff have very kindly agreed to disseminate via this website so that they may be used more widely
click on the link then search for Arabic .

http://www.llas.ac.uk/resources/bankcontents.aspx

Arabic reader

This is free Arabic book with translation. Copyright held by - Tamer Institute for Community Education. This work is made available with the permission of the owner of copyright
http://www.childrenslibrary.org/icdl/BookPage?bookid=sawsawa_00310006&pnum1=4&twoPage=false&route=simple_0_0_arabic%20language_English_309&size=0&fullscreen=false&lang=English

Another links (suitable for advanced level )
http://www.adabatfal.com/search.php?keyword=&catid=8

example
http://www.adabatfal.com/in.php?ar_ID=1339&catid=8

14 October 2008

Learning Arabic by Radio

Teaching Arabic by Radio
Teaching of Language is the object of much interest by international broadcasts. It makes up a material they present to their audience as a language is the foremost factor in the formation of a community and the means by which the ties of brotherhood among people can be firmly established . This is particularly so when the broadcast material carries knowledge and culture to its audience in testimony to a civilization mankind needs . Egypt's external broadcasts have , therefor , paid attention to presenting to their audience lessons in Arabic .

Here is the link: please note that the link may be broken

http://www.egyptradio.tv/arabiaradio/DEFAULT.htm
https://www.facebook.com/ArabicByRadioProgramme/posts/333313416738904
Address : Arabic by Radio, Radio and Television Building , P.O.Box 325 , Postal code no. 11511 , Cairo , Arab Republic of Egypt .

E-Mail address : arabicbyradio@egyptradio.tv

09 October 2008

The Language Materials Project.

The Language Materials Project .
http://www.lmp.ucla.edu

The UCLA Language Materials Project (LMP) is an on-line bibliographic database of teaching and learning materials for over 100 Less Commonly Taught Languages (LCTLs). The LMP, which is funded by the US Department of Education International Education and Graduate Program Service, was created in 1992. The LMP is a unit of the UCLA Center for World Languages. Both the LMP and the UCLA Center for World Languages are affiliated with the UCLA International Institute.

You can search UCLA for resources by:Language
Arabic, Algerian Arabic, Chadian Arabic, Egyptian Arabic, Emirate Arabic, Iraqi Arabic, Jordanian Arabic, Kuwaiti Arabic, Lebanese Arabic, Libyan Arabic, Mauritanian Arabic, Modern Standard Arabic, Moroccan Arabic, Palestinian Arabic, Saudi Arabic, Sudanese Arabic, Syrian Arabic, Tunisian Arabic, Yemeni Armenian Assamese Aymara please specify a language

Definitions of materials

Definitions of levels

Authentic Materials http://www.lmp.ucla.edu/Lessons.aspx?menu=003