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Baralt, Melissa; Doscher, Stephanie; Boukerrou, Lakhdar; Bogosian, Biayna; Elmeligi, Wessam; Hdouch, Youcef; Istifan, Jamil; Nemouch, Abdelhak; Khachatryan, Taron; Elsakka, Noha; Arana, Fernando; Perez, Giancarlo; Cobos-Solis, Jonathan; Mouchane, Salah-Eddine; Vassigh, Shahin – Journal of International Students, 2022
This article presents on a multi-institution project that explains the design and development of Virtual Tabadul, an Arabic and English foreign language exchange program amongst 1,200 U.S. and Middle East and North Africa (MENA) college-aged youth. The program involves faculty, staff, and students at four institutions: Florida International…
Descriptors: Second Language Learning, Second Language Instruction, College Students, Institutional Cooperation
Zizi, Assia – Francais dans le Monde, 1984
The Arabization of sciences, and especially of the language of the sciences, poses problems because of poor coordination among institutions and countries and because of the Arabic language itself. Instruction in French is still the best solution while Arabization becomes established. (MSE)
Descriptors: Arabic, Coordination, Foreign Countries, French
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Adaskou, K.; And Others – ELT Journal, 1990
Discusses the choices made in a large-scale textbook project concerning the cultural content of a new English course for Moroccan secondary schools, and recommends an idealized procedure for deciding on the cultural content of such courses. (Author/CB)
Descriptors: Arabic, Course Content, Cultural Education, Curriculum Development
McFerren, Margaret – 1984
The Arabization process in the Maghreb countries--Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia--is unique in that these countries are officially committed to the use of Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) while widespread use of French, a colonial language, persists, and the formal Arabic used in Arabization differs from the colloquial forms used in each country. The…
Descriptors: African History, Arabic, Developing Nations, Educational Policy
British Council, London (England). English Language and Literature Div. – 1987
A review of the status of English language instruction in Morocco begins with an overview of the role of English in the society in general, and outlines the status of English use and instruction in the educational system at all levels (secondary, higher, vocational, adult, and teacher), the characteristics and training of English language…
Descriptors: Arabic, Educational Administration, Elementary Secondary Education, English (Second Language)
McFerren, Margaret – 1984
A survey of the status of language usage in Morocco begins with an overview of the distribution and usage of Arabic, the official language, the Berber dialects, and French, an unofficial second language. The continuing high status and widespread use of French despite arabization efforts is discussed. A matrix follows that rates these languages and…
Descriptors: Adult Education, African Languages, Arabic, Armed Forces