Ms. Doaa Mahmoud Fouad
Ms. Doaa Mahmoud Fouad
Arabic Language Tutor
- General Info.:
Name: Ms. Doaa Mahmoud Fouad
Title: Arabic Language Tutor
- Department:
Arabic Language Department - Qualifications:
- Pre-masters in Syntax and Arabic Morphology, Cairo University, Egypt.
- Pre-masters in Linguistics and East Semitic languages, Cairo University, Egypt.
- Diploma of Syntax, Arabic Morphology, Prosody (linguistics) and East Semitic Languages, Cairo University, Egypt.
- Bachelor Degree in Arabic Language and Islamic Sciences Faculty of Dar El-‘Uloom, Cairo University, Egypt.
- Biography:
My teaching philosophy is that every student learns differently and has different needs. This is why I don’t believe in a one size fits all teaching method. I assess each student and create a lesson plan based on their needs and the subject matter being taught.
I use a wide array of methods, from lecturing, open discussion, presentations, flash cards, documentaries, word association games and many more.
My first meeting is used to assess what the student’s strengths and weaknesses are, what type of support they need and how they learn best. I then create a lesson plan suited to them and am always open to adjusting it when necessary.
Teaching is also about listening and I ask for feedback from each student in order to ensure they are getting the most out of each session.
Courses Taught:
ARABIC LANGUAGE
- Modern Standard Arabic
• Al Arabiyyah Bayna Yadayk
• At-Takallum
• al-Kitab al-asasi - Arabic Grammar
• Matn al-Ājrumīyyah
• Al-Naḥw al-Wāḍiḥ - GCSE Arabic
- I’rab al-Qur’an
Research interests:
Current Research Projects:
- The study of the change of Syntax sentences in accordance with the Exigencies of the times.
Previous Research Projects:
- Comparison between Basra and Kufa schools in Syntax.
- Characters influenced in Syntax, Arabic morphology.
- Language between men and women.
- A linguistic comparison between Arabic and Hebrew (Book of Exodus)
- Research in manuscripts of the Arab-Islamic heritage.
Activities:
- Reading and writing poetry