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Arabic Js Retooling 30.05.2024
Arabic Js Retooling 30.05.2024
Arabic Js Retooling 30.05.2024
ARABIC
MAY, 2024
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Session outline
Essence statement
Link to Senior School
Organization of Strands and Sub Strands
Samples of language skills development
Breaking down SLO in to teachable units(Lessons).
Suggested Pedagogies
Understanding SLO, SLE, KIQ, Core competencies, Values and PCIs
in the Curriculum Design
Learning resources for Arabic
Suggested Assessment Methods and Tools for Arabic
Sample Arabic lesson plan
1. Essence statement
Arabic is one of the official languages of the United Nations
(UN) and the African Union (AU).
It is also the official language of more than 22 countries,
which constitute the Arab League, and the mother tongue of
millions of native speakers .
Arabic is a sacred language to over one and a half billion
Muslims around the world ,the Holy Quran was revealed in
Arabic .
Most of the Islamic literatures are written in Arabic.
LINK TO SENIOR SCHOOL
At Junior School -the Learner is expected to acquire the four
language skills: listening, speaking, reading and writing at a
basic level in the curriculum. This will give the learner an
opportunity to acquire language competencies in an
experiential, innovative and flexible ways
At Senior School-the learner will transit to Senior School
having acquired basic Arabic proficiency.
Organization of Strands and Sub Strands
The curriculum design use themes as a vehicle to develop the four
language skills(listening, speaking, reading and writing skills)
Grade8 Curriculum design has 9 themes as follows:
(1) Greetings and introduction (6) Foods and drinks
(2) Family (7) My body
(3) My surrounding (8) Weather and environment
(4) Time (9) Getting around
(5) Fun and enjoyment
Organization of Strands and Sub Strands
Arabic Grade 8 Curriculum design comprises of 3 strands
namely :
(1)Listening and speaking.
(2) Reading .
(3) Writing.
The grammar was embedded in the 3 strands through out the
design.
Grade 8 Curriculum design has 18 Sub Strands.
Samples of language skills development
ARABIC GRADE 8 DESIGN
(1) Listening and Speaking
THEME 7 : MY BODY
Strand Sub Strand Specific Learning Suggested Learning Key Inquiry
Outcomes Experiences Question(s)
1.0 1.7 Pronunciation By the end of the Sub Strand, The learner is guided to: How can you
Listening and the learner should be able to: read out words on parts of ensure you speak
Speaking (2 Sessions) a) pronounce target words the body aloud using fluently?
related to the body parts correct pronunciation and
correctly, stress,
b) apply appropriate stress conduct a spelling bee
and intonation in oral session to pronounce target
communication, words on the parts of the
c) recognise the role of body,
correct articulation in ask and answer questions
effective communication. using the correct
pronunciation and
intonation,
engage in a dialogue related
to the theme expressing
their opinions, emotions
and feelings fluently.
(2) Writing
THEME 5:FUN AND ENJOYMENT
Strand Sub Strand Specific Learning Outcomes Suggested Learning Experiences Key Inquiry
Question(s)
3.0 Writing 3.5 Mechanics By the end of the Sub Strand, the The learner is guided to: How would texts
of Writing: learner should be able to: be if there no
create flashcards with the various
punctuation
Punctuation a) apply appropriate punctuation marks applied in Arabic
marks?
marks punctuation marks in a writing,
written text, organise the flashcards in the class
b) create a short imaginative portfolio,
(2 Sessions) writing to express feelings observe given pictures and write well
and ideas with correct punctuated sentences about scenic spots
punctuation, and tourist attractions (travel),
c) appreciate different Arabic write a creative story on travelling with
writing styles. correct punctuation and share with peers,
review their own stories and assess for
correct punctuation and presentation,
submit the best texts for a writing
competition or magazine for publishing.
Breaking down SLO in to teachable units(Lessons).
For example:
7th
June,
2024
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