Well, he said he is from Dubai so that might give an indication of what version he is teaching.
Well, he said he is from Dubai so that might give an indication of what version he is teaching.
Values and culture incompatible with America and freedom is spreading. You will be replaced.. The teacher says that the class teaches only language and culture but not religion. How can you separate the two in a culture where everything is defined by their religion? Their law's are defined by their religion.
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From the post: ""Our classroom is 100% Arabic. There is no English. We are not here to learn English, they are here to learn the Arabic language," Moghazy said.
The first year had about 18 kids enrolled for one section of Arabic. Since then it has grown to 25 kids in Arabic 1, 22 kids enrolled in Arabic 2, and 15 kids enrolled in Arabic 3. What makes this class unique is that the kids are not only learning the language and writing but they are immersed in the culture, Moghazy said.
"Our curriculum is not just reading, or writing or speaking or listening. Culture. Every day we have at least 15 minutes of culture," he said.
Part of that culture teaches kids how to sit properly in the Middle East. It includes proper techniques in making Arabic coffee and tea and proper gestures when speaking the language."
"According to Moghazy, Arabic is one of the fastest-growing languages in the world. He tells his students that being proficient in the language is needed in the job market. He also hopes this will benefit the world."
Values and culture incompatible with America and freedom is spreading. You will be replaced..
The teacher says that the class teaches only language and culture but not religion. How can you separate the two in a culture where everything is defined by their religion? Their law's are defined by their religion.
Archive: https://archive.today/VX84r
From the post:
""Our classroom is 100% Arabic. There is no English. We are not here to learn English, they are here to learn the Arabic language," Moghazy said.
The first year had about 18 kids enrolled for one section of Arabic. Since then it has grown to 25 kids in Arabic 1, 22 kids enrolled in Arabic 2, and 15 kids enrolled in Arabic 3. What makes this class unique is that the kids are not only learning the language and writing but they are immersed in the culture, Moghazy said.
"Our curriculum is not just reading, or writing or speaking or listening. Culture. Every day we have at least 15 minutes of culture," he said.
Part of that culture teaches kids how to sit properly in the Middle East. It includes proper techniques in making Arabic coffee and tea and proper gestures when speaking the language."
"According to Moghazy, Arabic is one of the fastest-growing languages in the world. **He tells his students that being proficient in the language is needed in the job market.** He also hopes this will benefit the world."
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