For many expatriate parents, their children learning Arabic in school leaves them wondering how they can be of help at home Every language has a beauty that goes unnoticed by those who do not know it ...

It was nearly a decade ago, but Lujain Abulfaraj still distinctly remembers the pain when she first realised that her two children could not converse with her beloved maternal grandmother in Arabic.

“Kambooz”, the newest educational interactive e-platform for teaching kids the Arabic language using fun and entertaining methods, is pleased to announce its long-anticipated launch in a press ...

Singaporean mums Hanan and Hafeezah Alsagoff simply wanted to find a more engaging and creative way to teach their kids Arabic. After discovering there were no fun and interactive books in English to ...

There is no quicker way to suck all the fun out of reading than simultaneously translating each story page from formal Arabic into colloquial Arabic At first, says Shendy, reading to her children was ...

Know more about a novel initiative that could help promote Arabic learning among schoolchildren... Under a ghaf tree in a school in Jordan, a group of children is being introduced to the word ...

As I enter the classroom, I have to look twice to make sure I have, indeed, walked into a class. I see relaxed children, sitting on floor cushions, with the teacher passing a brightly coloured ball ...

According to the 2016 Census , 21 per cent of Australians currently speak a language other than English at home (there are 300 separately identified languages spoken in Australian homes), but ...

If you ever hear about a mother making Arabic language development a mission for her three kids and eventually rolling out the same for school-going children in the UAE, be sure that the reference is ...