strategies and obstacles on educational policy of arabic language program
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Abstract
This paper highlighted general description of the ongoing Arabic Language Teaching Program (ALTP) in Malaysia. The critical issues addressed contain some determining factors involved within the educational policies applied and its operational strategies practisedwithin the environmental constraints and sociocultural impacts. At the same time it is also an attempt to bring forward a brief discussion onthe challenges confronted by Arabic language learners as a second language, whereby the focus of the case is based on the context ofMalaysian educational setting.
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| Authors | ;Muhamadul, B.Y |
| Journal | journal of chemical technology and biotechnology (oxford, oxfordshire : 1986) |
| Year | 2012 |
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10.7187/GJAT172012.02.01
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