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Syllabus Rabat Language and Liberal Arts Rabat Arabic

The document describes an Arabic language course for students studying in Morocco. It outlines the course's multi-level methodology, with a focus on reading, writing, listening, grammar, vocabulary and conversation. Small class sizes of 8 students are intended to facilitate an interactive learning environment. Key course elements include language clubs for extracurricular practice, field study trips to immerse students in real-life situations, guest speakers on Moroccan culture, and group discussions. Course levels are defined based on oral and written placement tests. Evaluation includes written assessments to provide feedback and ensure proper placement, as well as oral assessments and final oral proficiency interviews to gauge students' overall linguistic progress.

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Syllabus Rabat Language and Liberal Arts Rabat Arabic

The document describes an Arabic language course for students studying in Morocco. It outlines the course's multi-level methodology, with a focus on reading, writing, listening, grammar, vocabulary and conversation. Small class sizes of 8 students are intended to facilitate an interactive learning environment. Key course elements include language clubs for extracurricular practice, field study trips to immerse students in real-life situations, guest speakers on Moroccan culture, and group discussions. Course levels are defined based on oral and written placement tests. Evaluation includes written assessments to provide feedback and ensure proper placement, as well as oral assessments and final oral proficiency interviews to gauge students' overall linguistic progress.

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Topics covered

  • Cultural Understanding,
  • Examinations,
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  • Intermediate Level,
  • Ahlan Wa Sahlan,
  • Textbooks,
  • Beginning Level,
  • Level Definition,
  • Reading

Center for Cross Cultural Learning

Boston University Morocco Program

Arabic Course Description and Syllabus


Fall 2008

The Arabic course adopts a multi-level methodology that integrates the skills of reading,
writing, listening, grammar, vocabulary and conversation. These skills are reinforced at all
levels and Arabic is the only teaching language used in class, except when it is necessary to
facilitate the explanation of a grammar rule or lexical phrase to a beginner. The size of
classes is also kept small (8 students maximum).
For an interactive and creative learning environment, each course sets up its:

Language Club

The objective of language clubs is to enhance students creativity and active participation.
The purpose is also to create opportunities for them to learn outside class setting and thus
rehearse their language skills in real life environment.

Field Study Trips and Exercises (FSTE)

Through field study trips and exercises, students enrich their experience and their ability to
function in real life language situations, assimilate everyday life issues and immerse in the
host culture. Field study assignments are done both individually and in groups. Examples
may include:

Souks: to rehearse bargaining


Cafs and restaurants: to rehearse how to order a drink or food
Museums and monuments: to learn about historical sites and handicrafts
Bus stations, railway station, beach, stadiums etc: to learn about means of
transport and places of leisure
Learning about Moroccan women and beauty through an informal survey to
find out about traditional beauty products (such as henna, swaq, ghassoul,
tattoos etc) and how they are used.

Guest Speakers

The course also integrates a series of lectures in Arabic which reflect different aspects about
life in Morocco. These lectures include:
Msid (Koranic school)
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Moroccan cooking
Moroccan costumes

Moroccan politics
Music
Casablanca Movie
Moroccan Ceremonies.

Group Discussions:

Group discussions are designed for intermediate and advanced levels for students to discuss a
variety of topics in Arabic among themselves or with Moroccan locals.
Policy of Level Definition
Non-beginning participants are placed into appropriate language course levels based on incountry estimated ACTFL oral proficiency interviews and written exams (placement tests).
Note:
Weekly office hours are scheduled. The teacher may also announce office hours for
students whom they think need further support.
For the most effective and constructive management of the language course, students
have the opportunity to give their feedback on course content and methodology
through written and oral assessments which are scheduled through during the
semester.
1- Written Assessment:
First week evaluation: the purpose of this first evaluation is to make sure the students are
placed in the appropriate level and that they understand the teaching methodology to be used
for the semester.
Mid-term evaluation: This assessment first checks whether the methodology used was
effective and helped the participant progress and improve their language skills. Second, the
purpose is also to implement the participants suggestions and recommendations in the rest of
the semester for better quality teaching.
Final evaluation: It assesses the language program as a whole and checks whether it met the
intended learning objectives of participants.

2- Oral Assessment:
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This is based on the students feedback either in class or during the office hours. It is the
teachers responsibility to maintain a daily channel of communication with their students to
find out about their needs and concerns.
Beginning Level:
Much of time is devoted to oral dialogues and conversations about how basic interactions are
run. In this respect, the course will cover different issues related to daily life such as:
Greetings, introducing oneself and others, presenting family members, describing things and
people, directions and locations in terms of space (as in the street), bargaining and ordering
(in the market, caf, restaurantetc), weather, schedules (daily or weekly activities:
permanent events), hobbies, narration and the like.
We also place much importance on the grammatical and structural aspects of the language,
where the learners will cover tenses (present, past and future) mainly using regular verbs,
sentence structure (noun sentence and verb sentence) and some cohesive devices. The focus is
also on the writing and reading, for a better mastery of script and pronunciation. To reach
such a goal, we will start focusing on, correct articulation and pronunciation of sounds,
assimilating the letter positions to combine them into words and therefore acquire a set of
very useful vocabulary items, forming meaningful sentences and ending by writing and
reading simple texts related to the above mentioned conversational situations.
In the very first two weeks, the course proceeds by focusing more on the communicative
level by introducing dialogues about real life themes. However, an introduction about
alphabets, in each session, will intervene as part of the lesson. For a better mastery of the
script, the learner continues with the alphabets even as the course progresses. Students are
expected to do exercise such as: connections, dictation, reading and pronunciation. Our
concern at this level is not the use of short vowels, except in the case endings such as adverbs,
negationsetc. but to help participants read easily Arabic documents, announcement,
signsetc which do not utilize vocalization. Materials used for this level are: Alif Baa
textbook, Alkitaab fii Taalum Alarabiya part one, lessons prepared by CCCL teachers,
Audio/video, Al-arabia al-muaassira, Ahlan Wa Sahlan.
Intermediate level:
The objective in this level is to give students more in-depth background about daily life issues
and endow them with proficiency and mastery of the language skills critical to realistic
pursuits of life. At this stage, we will go through topics such as: travelling, relationships,
ceremonies, services (especially public administrations), speaking about careers (personal
achievements), biography/ autobiography and functions of speech. Besides these objectives,
the course also looks at some abstract subjects as an introduction to cultural and literary
subjects. Meanwhile and for the student to be able to run discussions about the previously
mentioned themes, it is necessary to go through other skills to meet the needs and
expectations of the participants. The course tackles syntactic structures useful to drafting very
correct paragraphs which consist of a variety of grammatical complex sentences. More focus
is put on the lexicon that is necessary for the production and understanding of texts related to
the themes of culture and literature as well as authentic real life situations.

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In order to reinforce the competence of students understanding as to the daily life topics, we
include field exercises and other activities to help the learners immerse easily and smoothly in
Moroccos social context. In this regard, participants are responsible for finding new
vocabulary items and expressions matching the assigned field exercises through the use of
dictionaries or carrying interviews with people. Part of the materials used is: Al-Kitab fii
Taalum Alarabiya series part 1 and part 2, Al-Arabia Al-Muaasira, audio video supports,
magazines, newspapers; in addition to materials prepared by the instructors to complete any
missing linguistic functions or purposes.
Advanced Level:
While the previous levels focus on the daily life perspective through an emphasis on
conversational and communicative approaches, this course addresses the very advanced issues
related to abstract topics of culture, literature, politics, society, sociological studies, gender
and the like. The emphasis falls also on the structural and syntactic pursuits of language as
these are very necessary linguistic tools for the improvement of the learners proficiency and
fluency. The course, therefore, is a completion and review of previously learnt rules. The
overall intended learning objective of this course is to endow students with an ability and a
sense of critical and analytical mind through the use of different language functions such as:
expression of opinion, agreement and disagreementetc.
The course focuses on reading extracts of articles from journals, magazines and other
materials such as samples of songs and advanced texts; listening to TV programs and songs;
written assignments aim to reinforce the students stylistic and structural competences. In
addition to these readings, the course utilizes also Al-Kitab part three as well as handouts
prepared by the teachers at CCCL (Center for Cross Cultural Learning).

REQUIREMENTS AND EVALUATION

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Grades are assigned by the language instructors based on the evaluation criteria that are as
follow:
Estimated oral proficiency interviews are conducted at the end of the semester to provide the
assessment of the students overall linguistic progress. Thus, the course grades provide an
assessment of the students performance in meeting the requirements of the language class
while estimated written profeciency provides an assessment of the students linguistic
competence in the host language. Both the course grade and the competence and performance
scores are reported on the transcript.
Class attendance is mandatory and absences are penalized by reducing the language grade,
except for illness cases, when the student is expected to provide a medical certificate. Besides,
two repetitive and unjustified delays are also counted as an absence and may impact the
students participation grade.
The grading criteria for language:
Homework: ____ 20%
Reinforcement exercises are assigned daily, with students expected to spend an average of 2
hours of homework everyday. Exercises will consist of written and oral assignments, and may
include finding new vocabulary items and expressions, listening and watching TV programs
with the aim rehearsing strategies of picking up and understanding sounds. Participants are
supposed to submit the exercises within the indicated deadlines; otherwise the exercise is not
accepted, which will affect the course grade. Most of the homeworks are to be turned in in
written form in all levels with the aim of reinforcing students writing and spelling skills by
rewriting them in full sentences and not just filling in the blanks. Other homeworks are not to
be turned in in written form. These are related to reading grammar or vocabulary sections
from Al-Kitaab with the aim of preparing the students ahead of class time to avoid using the
foreign language.
Participation and class attendance: 15%
The aim of class participation is to:
Express your views
Ask questions
Make suggestions
Read the assigned lessons ahead of class time to familiarize yourself with the specific
vocabulary and content of the course and thus be able to follow class discussions and
rehearse your vocabulary.
Written Examination: 20%
The course includes a mid term and a final assessment that last one hour and a half each. Each
week around 20 minutes are devoted to reviewing the vocabulary and grammar covered.
Oral Presentation: 20%
Two oral presentations are scheduled during the program. The choice of subjects is open to
students to decide about and the time of presentation is limited to 20 minutes maximum. The
choice is also to the participants to present either individually or in groups where it is free for

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them to join students from other levels. Oral presentations of moments of celebration as
students perform and engage in creative activities.
Quizzes: 25%
Two quizzes are scheduled in each Arabic course level to prepare the students for both of the
written and the oral exams. They aim at keeping up with the previously covered issues related
to different skills; namely: grammar, vocabulary, expressions, conversations, listening,
reading and writing.
Plagiarism
All students are responsible for having read the Boston University statement on plagiarism,
which is available in the Academic Conduct Code. Students are advised that the penalty
against students on a Boston University program for cheating on examinations or for
plagiarism may be expulsion from the program or the University or such other penalty as
may be recommended by the Committee on Student Academic Conduct, subject to approval
by the dean.

Text books used in this program:


Alif Baa with DVDs, Introduction to Arabic Letters and Sounds, Second edition
Georgetown University Press, Washington D.C
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2
2004
Al-kitaab fii Ta'allum al-'Arabiyya, with DVDs, a Textbook for
Beginning Arabic, Part One, Second Edition
Georgetown University Press, Washington
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
2004
Al-kitaab fii Ta'allum al-'Arabiyya, with DVDs, a Textbook for Arabic,
Part Two, Second Edition
Georgetown University Press, Washington
13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06
98765432
PJ6307.B782
2006
First printing
Al-kitaab fii Ta'allum al-'Arabiyya, with tapes, a Textbook for Arabic, Part Three
Georgetown University Press, Washington
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 2001
PJ6307.B78 2001
Al AArabiya almuaassira, Part I and II, Institue Bourgiba, Tunis
Ahlan wa Sahlan, an Introductory Course for Teaching Modern Standard Arabic
to Speakers for Other Languages, Part one and part II

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Fusha Al-Markaz (lessons prepared by CCCL staff, Firtst edition. 1995. Second
edition. 2007.

Arabic program syllabi


Arabic I:
Day 1:
- Introducing self: greetings, Name
-_______ _______
- Introduction to the alphabets: long and short vowels, non connectors
- ____ drill : read the list of alphabets, Alif Baa : unit 1, p. 7

Day 2:
- Introducing self: nationality and profession
- ______/ ______ _ ______/ _______ ________ (______ ___)

- ____ drill: First set of alphabets: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Alif Baa unit 1 and 7


Handouts prepared by the teacher, connections of the first set of letters
- Alif Baa: Practice the letters.Unit 1, pp. 24-25

Day 3:
- Demonstrative pronouns: _____ _______: ___/ ___
-__ ___/ ____ __ ___/ ____
- __ ___/ ____
- ____ drill: Letters: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ unit 2 and 3 pp 28-50
Handouts prepared by the teacher, connections
- Practice the letters_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , dictation, pronunciation, short vowels
Unit 2. pp 34-35, unit 3. pp 48-49

Day 4
- ___ ___ __ __ /__ ___ _____/ __ ___ ______/ __ __ ____/ __ __ ____
- Numbers and days of the week
- Practicing numbers and days of the week in a game

- ____ drill: Letters: Shadda_ _ _ _ _ Unit 4. pp. 51-66, Alif Baa


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Handouts prepared by the teacher, connections


- practice the letters Shadda_ _ _ _ _ 63-65

Day 5
__ ___ __ ___ __ ____ __ _____-

-Family members
-Occupations
- ____ drill: Letters: _ _ _ _ _ Unit 5. pp. 67-81
Handouts prepared by the teacher, connections

- Dictation. Pp. 73-80


Day 6
____- Adjectives
- ____ drill:
-Letters: _ _ _ _Expressions with____/ __, Unit 6
Handouts prepared by the teacher, connections
- Practice the letters _ _ _ _. pp 98-100
- Culture: Bargaining skills in Morocco (outside the class)

Day 7
-

____ __ ____ ___ _____ ____

Iddafa _____

____ drill: Letters:_ _ _ Numbers and Numerals, Unit 7

Dictation and pronunciation. Pp. 111-112

Day 8
-

__ __ ____

Prepositions __ __ __

- ____
-

drill:

___ ___ ______

dagger alif. Pp 121-130

Culture: Coffee time! Unit 8

Day 9
-

In the street

___/ ___/ ____/ ___

____ drill: Letters: _ _ _ _ _Vocabulary, Unit 9

Dictation, pronunciation. p 136

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Day 10
-

____ ____ ____ ____ _____ _____ _____ _____

____ drill: _____ _____ _ _____ ____ _ _____ _____ _, Unit 10. pp 141-144

Practicing all the letters, connecting, dictation, pronunciation drill, unit 10

Reading: unit 10. p 145

Day 11
First quiz
Day 12
- Practise: ____ ___ ____ __ ____ ___
-

____ drill: Find new vocabulary: In your homestay, use question: ___ ____ . . . . _________

Day 13
-

____ ________ _______

______ 3 / 4/5Al Kitaab, Unit 1 pp1- 6

____ drill: unit 1. pp. 6-8

Day 14
-

_____ _____ ______ 7 /8 Al Kitaab, Unit 1 pp. 7 - 9

_____ ______ _ ______

____ drill: unit 1. p 9 Reading

Day 15
-

_____ 9 p. 9

_____ :______ 10/ 11/ 13

Al Kitaab, Unit 1 page 10 to 13

____ drill: unit 1. p. 12- 14

Day 16
-

_____12 ( 5-10)

______14_ 15_ 16 _ 17 Al Kitaab, Unit 1

Day 17
-

__ __ ____ _______ ________ _ 12 (Nationalities)

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_____ 16/ 19/ 20/ 21 _______ ________

____ drill: Unit 2 pp. 19-21

Day 18
-

____ ________ _______ p. 19

_____ 1/2/3

Al Kitaab Unit 2, pp. 20-21

____ drill: _____ 5 /4 pp. 22- 26

Day 19
-

Unit 2, pp. 22-26

____: _____ 15

_______ _ _____: _____ 5 ______ 9 / 1 1

____ drill: Al Kitaab, Read grammar section (noun sentence). Pp 67- 68

Day 20
First oral presentation
Day 21
-

Al Kitaab Unit 2, pp. 27-31

__ _ ___: ______ _______ _ ____ _____ _____ 12

____ drill: _____ 10 ( ______)

Day 22
-

Unit 2, pp. 32-34

____: ______ 13/ 14

____ drill: Al Kitaab Unit 3, pp. 35- 40

Day 23
____ ________ _______
-

Al Kitaab Unit 3, pp. 35- 40

_____ ___ _______ ________ _______ + _____ 4

______ 1 / 2/ 4

____ drill: Al Kitaab Unit 3, pp41-43

Day 24
-

_____( _______) Al Kitaab Unit 3, pp. 41-43

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____: _____ _ _____ 6 Al Kitaab

____ drill: _____ 3

Day 25
-

__ __ _______ _________ _____ 3 _ 29 _ 31

____ drill: _ 35

Day 26
-

Al Kitaab Unit 3

__ ____: ______ _____ _____: ______: 9 _ 49 / 10 _ 50

____ drill: _____

Day 27
-

Al Kitaab Unit 4, p 51-55

____: ______: 2/ 3 /4 /5

____ drill: _____1

Day 28
First written Exam
Day 29
-

Al Kitaab Unit 4, p 56-58

____: _____ __ ______ _____ 6 ______

____ drill: ___ ________ ________ _______

Day 30
-

Al Kitaab Unit 4, p 58-62

____:______

_____ 9 / 10

Day 31
-

Alaarabiya al Mouaassira

_____ 5

Pp : 53-55-56-57

Day 32
-

Unit 4 p 63-66

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____: _____ _ ____ _____

_____ 15/ 16 _______ _________ _____ 3

____ drill: Unit 4 Pp 51/55/58/59/60

_______ _________ _____3

Day 33
-

P 52 ____ ________ _______ Al Kitaab

Unit 4 P 54 _____ 1

____: _____ _____ _ 20

____ drill:Unit 5 P 69-73 Al Kitaab

____ drill: _____ 17 / 18Unit 4

Day 34
-

P 70____ ________ _______

Unit 5 P 69-73

___ __ ________ _______

____: _____ 2 /3/5+_______

____ drill:_____ 4

Day 35
Second quiz
Day 36
-

____ _____ Al Kitaab, unit 5. pp. 81

Day 37
-

Al Kitaab, Unit 5, p. 79

____: _____+_____ p. 78

____ _____: _____ 12

Day 38
-

Al Kitaab, Unit 5, P 80 83

____: ____ _____ + _____ _ ______ Al Kitaab unit 5. p. 80 _____13/ 14

____: _____ 7 /9 drill: Al Kitaab unit 5. pp. 76- 77

Day 39
-

_____ 4 PP 43, alaarabiya almouaassira

P 47, _____ 8/9 alaarabiya almouaassira

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P48, _____ 10 alaarabiya almouaassira

Day 40
-

______
____ drill _____ 15, Al Kitaab, unit 5

Day 41
-

Al Kitaab, unit 5, p. 82: _____ 16

____ ________ _______, Al Kitaab, unit 6. p. 85

____: _____ 1 /2/3, Al Kitaab, unit 6. pp. 86-87

Day 42
-

______ + _____+_____, Al Kitaab, unit 6. p. 94

____ drill: _____ Al Kitaab, unit 6. pp. 89- 94

Day 43
-

____ _____: _______ ________ Lesson 6, P 67

_____ _ 69- 70

Day 44
-

____: _______ Al Kitaab Unit 6, P 89-91

_____ 6 /7 Al Kitaab Unit 6, Pp. 90-91

____ drill: Al Kitaab unit 6, ___ ____ __ ________ _______+_____ 3

Day 45
Al Kitaab Unit 6, P 91-94
-

____: _____: ______ ______ 8 /10, Al Kitaab, Unit 6, Pp. 91-94

____ drill: _____ 9/11 Al Kitaab , Unit 6, Pp. 93-94

Day 46
-

____ _____ Al Kitaab Unit 6, P. 96- 97 _____ 14/15

____ drill: 16/ 17 _____ Al Kitaab Unit 6, P. 100

____: _____ (essay writing )

Day 47
Second oral presentation

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____ Unit 7, P 102-105

Day 48
-

Unit 7, P 102-105

____: _____ 1/3

____ ________ _______ Al Kitaab, unit 7. p 103

Day 49
- Al Kitaab, Unit 7, P. 104-105. 4/3 _____

____:_____ 2

Day 50
-

Al Kitaab Unit 7 P 106-109

_______: ______: _ 116 + 117

_____: _ 106 + 109

____: _____ ___ ______ _______

Day 51
-

Al Kitaab Unit 7, P 114+115

____: ____ _____: _____ 12 Al Kitaab Unit 7, P, 115

________: _____ 13 , Al Kitaab Unit 7, P, 115

____ drill: _____ 7/11

Day 52
-

______ + ______ _______ ( handouts prepared by the teacher)

Day 53
-

Al Kitaab Unit 7 P 117-121

____: _____ 14/15 Al Kitaab Unit 7 P. 117- 119

____: _____ 16 drill, Al Kitaab Unit 7. p. 121

Day 54
-

Al Kitaab Unit 7 P 121-123

____ ______

____: _____ 17 + ____ _____ Al Kitaab Unit 7 P. 121

____: _____ 18 Al Kitaab Unit 7 P. 122

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Day 55
-

Al Kitaab, Unit 8

____ ________ _______, Unit 7. p 125

_____2 _ 126+127 :Al Kitaab, Unit 8

_____: _ 129+128

____: _____ 1 _131 Al Kitaab, Unit 8

Day 56
-

Al Kitaab Unit 8

____ _______ _____ 7 _ 132 Al Kitaab Unit 8

_____ 7 _ 132

_____ _ 133+135
____ _____ :____ Al Kitaab Unit 8.p. 132

Day 57
-

Al Kitaab Unit 8

____ ______

_____ ______: _______ _______

____ drill: _____ 12/13 Al Kitaab , Unit 8. p. 139

Day 58
-

Unit 8

____ _____: _____ 18 _ 142-144 Al Kitaab Unit 8

Bingo P 139 + ____: _____ 15 _ 140

Day 59
- Al Kitaab Unit 8
- _____ _____ 20 Al Kitaab, Unit 8. p. 145
- ____ drill: Al Kitaab, Unit 9, pp. 148- 151

Day 60
Final written exam

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Arabic II:
Day 1
- Al Kitaab

Unit 9

____ ________ _______


-

- Unit 9. p. 148

____ drill: _____ 2/3 _ 150

Day 2
-

Unit 9: p 151+152

______

______ _ 151+152

_____ _ 153+154

____ drill: _____ 8 _ 155+156

Day 3
-

Al Kitaab Unit 9

______

_____ 11/12 _ 159-160

_____ 13 _ 161 :______

____ drill: _____14/ 15/16 _ 161- 162 -163

Day 4
-

Unit 9

______: _____ ________ 15/16 Al Kitaab,

____ _____ Al Kitaab , Unit 9. p. 164

Unit 9. pp. 162/ 163

____ drill: Al Kitaab , unit 10.pp. 167/ 181

Day 4
- Al Kitaab
-

Unit 10

____ ________ _______ Al Kitaab Unit 10. p. 167

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_____ 3/4/6 _ 170+171

____ drill: _____ 5/7_ 171

Day 5
-

Al Kitaab Unit 10, P 175-178

____ ______: _____ 14 Al Kitaab Unit 10, p. 179

____ drill: ____ _____: _____ 15, Al Kitaab Unit 10, p. 179

Day 6
-

Unit10

_____ 13 _ 179:____ ______ Al Kitaab Unit 10

____ drill: _____ 17/18 _ 183

Day 7
-

______ ________ (handouts prepared by the teacher)

______ 8/9 Al Kitaab Unit 10, P. 185


____ drill: Al Kitaab Unit 11, 186/ 189

Day 8
- Al Kitaab Unit 11
____ ________ _______
-

_____ 1 _ 187

_____ 5 _ 189

____ _____ _ 194

____

- Al Kitaab Unit 11, p. 186

- drill: _____ 8 Al Kitaab Unit 11, p. 191

Day 9
First quiz
Day 10
-

______: _____ 2 _ 187 Al Kitaab Unit 11

_____ 6 _ 189 Al Kitaab Unit 11

____ drill: _____ 10 _ 193

_ 192+194+195

____ drill: _____ 13 _ 196+_____ 14 _ 196-198

Day 11

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- Al Kitaab Unit 11
-

P 199-202 ____ _____ _ ____ ______

____ ____: _____

____

-drill _____ 13/19, Al Kitaab Unit 11. pp. 196- 201

____

- drill: Unit 12. pp. 204- 208

Day 12
- Al Kitaab Unit 12 P 204-208
-

____ ________ _______ Al Kitaab Unit 12 P.204

_____ 6 _ 208 ____

- drill:_____ Al Kitaab

Unit 12, pp. 209- 215

Day 13
-

Unit 12 P 208-210

____ ______: _____ 10 Al Kitaab Unit 12, p. 212

____ _____: _____ 14 Al Kitaab Unit 12, p. 216

____ drill : _____ 8 _ 210

Day 14
-

____ ______: _____ 16/17 Al Kitaab Unit 12, p. 218

____ _____ Al Kitaab Unit 12, p. 217

____ drill: _____ 17/18 _219 Al Kitaab Unit 12

Day 15
-

Unit 12

_____ ______

____ _____: _ 215 , Al Kitaab Unit 12, p. 215

Day 16
-

______: 20/ 21 Al Kitaab Unit 12, p. 220

____
-

- drill: Al Kitaab Unit. 13, pp. 223-227

____ drill:_____ 1/2 _225-226:

Day 17
- Unit 13 P 223-227
- ____ ________ _______ Al Kitaab Unit 13, p. 223
_____ 3/4/5/6 -Al Kitaab Unit 13

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- ____ drill: _____ 228/235


- ____ drill: Unit 14, pp. 242-246
Day 18
-

Al Kitaab , Unit 13

_____ 10 _: 235, Al Kitaab Unit 13

______: _____ 11 _: 235 Al Kitaab Unit 13

Day 19
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_____ 8 _: 230 Al Kitaab Unit 13


____ ________ _______ Al Kitaab Unit 14, p. 242
____ ______ _____6/18 Al Kitaab Unit 14, pp. 246- 262

Day 20
First oral presentation
Day 21
- ______: _____ + ________ Al Kitaab Unit 14, pp.242- 246
-

_____: _____ ______+ _______ Al Kitaab Unit 14, pp. 247-249

____ _____ Al Kitaab Unit 14, pp. 256- 257

____

- drill: _____ 7/9/17Al Kitaab Unit 14, pp. 248 / 250 /261

____

- drill: Alkitaab. Unit15, pp. 263-268

Day 22
-

____ ________ _______ Al Kitaab Unit 15, P. 264

____: _____ 1 _ 265 ______ __ ____ _______ Al Kitaab Unit 15

______: _____ 2 _ 266 ______ __ ____ _______ Al Kitaab Unit 15

Day 23
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_______: _____ ______ _______

____: _____ 3 _267 ______ __ ____ _______ Al Kitaab Unit 15

____: _____ 4 _267 ______ __ ____ _______ Al Kitaab Unit 15

________: _____ 5 ______ __ ____ _______ Al Kitaab Unit 15

Day 24
-

______: _____ 12 _ 275 Al Kitaab Unit 15

_____: __ ______ _ 277 Al Kitaab Unit 15

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____: _____ 15 _ 278 Al Kitaab Unit 15

_______:_____ _______: _____ _____ ______ _ 269 Al Kitaab Unit 15

______: _ 279 Al Kitaab Unit 15

Day 25
-

_____: __ ____ ___ ____ _ 280 ______ __ ____ _______ Al Kitaab Unit 15

_______: __ _ __ _ 270 ______ __ ____ _______ Al Kitaab Unit 15

____: 7 _ 270 ______ __ ____ _______ Al Kitaab Unit 15

______: _____ 17 _ 282 ______ __ ____ _______ Al Kitaab Unit 15

Day 26
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_______: ______ _____ _ 272 ______ __ ____ _______ Al Kitaab Unit 15

____: _____ 14_ 38 ____ ______ ________

______: _ 273 ______ __ ____ _______ _ _____ 13 _ 38 _______ ________ _19 _ 283

Day 27
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_____ 11 _ 273 Al Kitaab Unit 15

_______: _____ (_____ _ 274) Al Kitaab Unit 15

______: _____ 12 _ 281 Al Kitaab Unit 15

_____ 18 _ 283 Al Kitaab Unit 15

Day 28
First written Exam
Day 29
-

______: _ 270 Al Kitaab Unit 15

____: _____ 14 _ 276 Al Kitaab Unit 15

________: _ 286 Al Kitaab Unit 16

Al Kitaab Unit 16 ______: _____ 2 _287

Day 30
-

: _____ 3 _ 289 ______ Al Kitaab Unit 16

_______: ____ _______ _ 291 Al Kitaab Unit 16

______: _____ 4 _ 288 Al Kitaab Unit 16

Day 31
-

________: _____ _____ 5 ______ __ ____ _______ _ 290 Al Kitaab Unit 16

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_______: _____ 7 ______ __ ____ _______ _ 292Al Kitaab Unit 16

____: _____ 6 _ ______ __ ____ _______ _ 290 Al Kitaab Unit 16

____: _____ 8 _ 292 ______ __ ____ _______ Al Kitaab Unit 16

Day 32
_____: __ ______ __ ____ _______ _ 300

Al Kitaab Unit 16

_______: __ __....__ ______ __ ____ _______ _ 293 Al Kitaab Unit 16

____: _____ 9 ______ __ ____ _______ _ 293 Al Kitaab Unit 16

______: ______ _____ 14 ______ __ ____ _______ _ 303 Al Kitaab Unit 16

Day 33
Second Quiz
-

______: _____ 15 ______ _______ _ 305 Al Kitaab Unit 16

Day 34
-

_______: _____ _____ _______ _ _______ _ _______ Al Kitaab Unit 16, pp. 297- 299

_______: __ ____ _____ ____ ____ ______ __ ____ _______ _ 304 Al Kitaab Unit 16

______: _____ 16 ______ __ ____ _______ _ 306 Al Kitaab Unit 16

_____ 13 ______ __ ____ _______ 301 ______: Al Kitaab Unit 16

Day 35
Al Kitaab Unit 17
-

_ 309 __ ______ _1 ____ ________ _______ Al Kitaab Unit 17, p. 309

_______ _____ _______ _______ _ ______ ____ _____ 1 _ 310 Al Kitaab Unit 17

______: _____ 3 _ 310 Al Kitaab Unit 17, p. 310

_____ 2 _ 310

Day 36
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_____ : __ ______ ______ _ 323 Al Kitaab Unit 17

_____ _____ _____: _____ _ _____ Al Kitaab Unit 17

____: _____ 6 _ 315 __ ______ Al Kitaab Unit 17

____: _____ 5 _ 313 Al Kitaab Unit 17

Day 37
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_____ : _____ 12 _ 325 __ ______ __ ______ ______ ______ Al Kitaab Unit 17

_______: _______ _ 316 Al Kitaab Unit 17

____: _____ 7 __ ______ Al Kitaab Unit 17, p. 317

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______: _____ _ 318 Al Kitaab Unit 17

Day 38
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______ Al Kitaab Unit 17, p, 312 _____ 4

_____: _____ _______ Al Kitaab Unit 17

Day 39
-

____: _____ 15 _ 326 /_____ 9 _ 319 __ ______ Al Kitaab Unit 17

______: _____ 16 _ 327 Al Kitaab Unit 17

Day 40
-

_____: __ _______...._ _ 328 Al Kitaab Unit 17

_______: _____ _______ _ 320 Al Kitaab Unit 17

Day 41
-

____: _____ 10 _ 321 Al Kitaab Unit 17

______: _____ 11 _ 322 Al Kitaab Unit 17

____ drill : Al Kitaab Unit 18. 332- 338

Day 42
-

______: __ _ 30 (_____) Alaarabiya Almouaassira

______: ___ ________ ______

____: _____ 6 _ 36 Alaarabiya Almouaassira

______: _____ 7 _ 36 Alaarabiya Almouaassira

Day 43
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____: _____ ________ _____ 17 _ 329 Al Kitaab Unit 17

________: ______ _ 330 Al Kitaab Unit 17

Day 44
-

________: _____ 19 _ 330 Al Kitaab Unit 17

Day 45
-

Unit18

______: ______ _ 333 __ ______ Al Kitaab Unit 18

_______: _______ _ 339 Al Kitaab Unit 18

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Day 46
-

____: _____ 9 _ 342 Al Kitaab Unit 18

______: _____ 2 _ 335 __ ______ Al Kitaab Unit 18

_____ ___ _________ _______ ______:

Day 47
-

______: _____ 1 _ 334 Al Kitaab Unit 18

_______: _____ 3 _ 336 Al Kitaab Unit 18

Day 48
-

____: _____ 5 _ 336 __ ______

______: _____ 4 Al Kitaab Unit 18

Day 49
-

__ __ ___ _______ ____ _____ 12 _ 346 __ ______ _____ : Al Kitaab Unit 18

_______: ______ Al Kitaab Unit 18, pp. 343- 345

Day 50
-

____: _____ 10 _ 345 __ ______ Al Kitaab Unit 18


______: _____ 16 _ 350 __ ______ Al Kitaab Unit 18
______: _____ 11 _ 345 __ ______ Al Kitaab Unit 18

Day 51
Second oral presentation
-

_____+ ______: __ _ 29 _______ ________

_______: _____ ( ______)

Day 52
-

_____+ ______: __ _ 29 _______ ________

_______: _____ ( ______)

Day 53
-

____: _____ 10 _37 _______ ________

____: _____ 13 _ 38 _______ ________

Day 54
-

: __ _____ _____ _ 349 _____ Al Kitaab Unit 18

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____: _____ 13 _ 347 __ ______ Al Kitaab Unit 18

Day 55
-

____ ___ _ ____ _____: Al Kitaab Unit 18. p. 347

_______: _____ 15 _ 350 __ ______ Al Kitaab Unit 18

______: _____ 14 _ 348 Al Kitaab Unit 18

Day 56
-

_____ 17 _ 351 Al Kitaab Unit 18


_______: _______ ___ __ Al Kitaab Unit 18

Day 57
-

____: _____ 18 _ 352 (______ __ ____ _______ _1) Al Kitaab Unit 18

_____ 19 _353 (______ __ ____ _______ _ 1) Al Kitaab Unit 18

____ drill: Al Kitaab Unit 19, pp. 357- 361

______: _____ 20 _ 354 (______ __ ____ _______ _ 1)Al Kitaab Unit 18

Day 58
- ______ ____ ________ ________

Day 59
Final written Exam
Day 60
-

_____: __ ___ _____ __ _____ _______

______: _____ _____ _____ __ ______ ( ___ _______)

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Arabic III:
Day 1
- (_____ 18 __ ______ __ ____ _______ _ 1) ______: ______ _ _____
Day 2
-

_ 357 (______ __ ____ _______ _ 1) ____ ________ _______ _____ 19:

_____ 1 _ 358 (______ __ ____ _______ _ 1)

Day 3
-

_____ 2 _ 359 (______ __ ____ _______ _ 1 )

_______: ____ __ ____ ___

______: 3 _359 (______ __ ____ _______ _ 1 )

Day 4
-

_____: _____ 13 _ 367 (______ __ ____ _______ _ 1 )

_______: ___ ______ _ 364-365.

_____ 9 _ 365 (______ __ ____ _______ _1)

Day 5
-

_____ 11_ 366 (______ __ ____ _______ _1)

_____ 18 _373 (______ __ ____ _______ _1)

______: _____ 10 _ 366 (______ __ ____ _______ _1)

Day 6
-

_____: __ ____ _____ _ 370 (______ __ ____ _______ _1)

_______: ___ __

_____ 14 _ 368 (______ __ ____ _______ _1)

Day 7

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_____: 17 _ 372 (______ __ ____ _______ _1)

: _____ 16 _ 371 (______ __ ____ _______ _ 1) _____ _

Day 8
-

_ 376 (______ __ ____ _______ _1) ____ ________ ________

_____ 2 _ 377 (______ __ ____ _______ _1)

Day 9
-

_______: _____ ________

________: _____ 11 _ 387 (______ __ ____ _______ _1)

_____ 5 _ 379 (______ __ ____ _______ _ 1 )


______: _____ 3 _ 378 (______ __ ____ _______ _ 1 )

Day 10
First quiz
Day 11
-

_______: ______ _____ __ _____

_____ 8 _ 382 (______ __ ____ _______ _1)

______: _____ 6 _ 380 (______ __ ____ _______ _1)

Day 12
- ______: _____ 8 _ 384 (______ __ ____ _______ _1)
-

_______: ____ ______ _ 383 (______ __ ____ _______ _1)

_____ 9 _ 385 (______ __ ____ _______ _ 1)

______: _____ 10 _ 386 (______ __ ____ _______ _1)

Day 13
-

_____: __ ___ _____ _____ _____ ______ _ 389

_____ 13 _ 388 (______ ______ _______ _1)

Day 14
-

_____ 13 _ 391 (______ __ ____ _______ _1)

_____ 15 _ 393 (______ __ ____ _______ _1)

_____: __ __ _______ ________ _ 152

______: _____ 15 _ 392 (______ __ ____ _______ _1)

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Day 15
-

_____ 1: "___ _____ ____ ____ __ _______ ": ______ _____ ______ _ 1

___ ________ _______

_______ ___ ________ _______

Day 16
-

____ ________

_____ 3 _ 7 __ ______

_____ 4 _ 7

______: _____1/2 _ 5 - 6 __ ______

Day 17
-

_____: ___ _____: ______ ________ + _____ ______

_____15 _ 20/ 19 _ 26

______:_____ 13/14 _ 17- 19 __ ______

Day 18
-

______: _____ 7 _ 10

______ _____: *____(_)_____ *___ __ *____ _ 11

_____ __ _____ _______

______: _____ 8 _ 11

Day 19
-

_____: ___ _____ _____ _ 33 __ ______


______: ____ ______: _____ 23 _ 31 __ ______

Day 20
First oral presentation
Day 21
-

____ _____: _30 __ ______

_____ 22 _ 29

______: __ ______ ___ ____ ____ __ ______

Day 22
-

_____: __

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_____ 9 _ 90 __ ______

______: _____ 20 _ 28

Day 23
-

______ ____: ______ _____ __ _____ _______

____ _____ _______

______ (____ ___ _______ ______: _____ _________)

Day 24
-

_____ 2: _____ _________ _ 36

___ ________ _______ __ _______

______: _____ ____ __ ______ _____ ________ _______

Day 25
-

____ ________

_____ 5 _ 44

______: _____ 6/7 _ 44-45 __ ______

Day 26
-

____ ______ __ ______ __ ____ _______: _____ 4 _ 44 /_____ 7 _45


____: _______ _________

Day 27
-

______ _____: ___/___ /_____/___ __/___ ______ _ 46

_____ 8 _ 46

______: ________ __ ______ _____ 9 _ 47

Day 28
-

_____:___ ______ _ ___ _______

_____ ______ _______ __ ______ _______

______: _____ 14/15 _ 56-57 __ ______

Day 29
-

____ _____:" ______ _______ __ _____" _ 49

_____ 11 _ 50

______: _____ 12/13 _ 50-52 __ ______

Day 30
First written exam

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Day 31
-

____ _____: "_____ _________" _____ 19 _ 60-61

Day 32
-

_____ 3: __ _______ _______ _ 66

________ _______

_______ ___ ________

______: ____ __ ______ _____ ________ _______

Day 33
-

____ ________ _______

_____ 6 _ 73

______: 7/8 _ 73-74 __ ______

Day 34
-

______ _____: __ ___/ __ ___/ ______ __/ __ __/__ ___/ ___ ___ _ 76

_____ __ ______ _______ ___ ________

______: _____ 10 _ 77 __ ______

Day 35
-

_____ 11 _ 77

____ ______: _____ 12 _ 78

______: _____ 9 _ 75 + 14 _ 79 __ ______

Day 36
-

_____ 13 _ 79

_____: ___ _ _______

_____ 10 _ 194 __ _______ ________

______: 20/21 _ 87

Day 37
-

_____: _______ _ ______ _______

_____ 24 _ 94

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Day 38
-

____ _____: ______ _______ _______ _ 82

_____ 17 _ 83

______: _____ 26 _ 98

Day 39
-

______ ______:27/28 _ 99-100

____: _______ ________ ________

Day 40
Second quiz
Day 41
-

_____ 4: "____ _______" _ 103

___ ________ _______

_____: ________ _______

______: ____ __ ____ _____ ________ ______

Day 42
-

____ ________ _______

_____ 3 _ 108 + _____ 5 _ 109 __ ______

______: _____ 1/2 _ 107-108

Day 43
-

_____ 9/10 _ 131

______ _____: ____ __ __+ ____ __+ ____ __ __+ (_..) ___+ ______+___ _____#___
______ _ 114

_____ 11 _ 114

Day 44
-

_____: ___ ______+ ___ _______

_______ __ ______ _______

______: _____ 19 /20 _ 123-124

Day 45
-

_____: "_______ __ _____"

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_____ 22 _ 126

______: _____ 21 _ 126

Day 46
-

____ _____: ____ ______ __ _____ _______ _______ _ 128

______: _____ 25 _ 130

Day 47
-

___5: "______ __ _____ ______ ______" _ 133

___ ________ _______

______: ____ __ ______ _______ ________ _______

Day 48
-

____________

_____3/4/ 5 _ 141-142 __ ______

______: _____ 11 _ 148

Day 49
-

_____ ______

______ _____: ____ + ___/ __ ____/ __ _____/ ___ ______/____ ___ _ 146

_____/ ___/_____ __ _ _______: _ 143

____: _____ 7 _ 144 __ ______

Day 50
Second oral presentation
Day 51
-

____ _____: ____ _____ ______ _ 149

_____: _______ ___ ________

_____ 16 _ 153 __ ______

Day 52
-

_____ 13/14 _ 150

_____: ____ _______ _ 155-156

_____ 19 _ 157

______: 20 _ 158

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Day 53
-

_____: _______

_____ 22 _ 160

____:21 _ 160

Day 54
-

____ ______: _____ 25 _ 164

____ __ ____: _____ ___ _______ ______

______:_____ ______ ____ ___ ___ _______ _ _____

Day 55
-

____ ______: _____ _____ ______:" _____"

Day 56
-

____ _____: _ 154

______: _____ 17 _ 153

Day 57
-

____ _____ _____ " _____ __ ___ _____"

______: ______ ___ _____ __ ______ _ _____ __ ______

Day 58
-

______ ________ ________ ________ ________

Day 59
Final written exam
Day 60
-

_____ ________

____ ______ _______

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Arabic IV
Day 1
-

_____ 5: ______ ________ _ _______

Day 2
-

_____ 6: __ ______ ______ ________ _______ _ 167

___ ________ _______

_______ __ _____ _______

______: ____ __ ______ _____ ________ _______

Day 3
-

____ ________ _______

_____: 1 _ 172 / 7 _ 178

____: _____ 10 _ 179

Day 4
-

_____ 2 _ 173

_____ 3 _ 174+ _____ 8 _ 178

______: _____ 4/5 _ 175-177

Day 5
-

______ _____: _____ ______ _+ _____ ___+ __+__+___...____+__...____ _ 180

_____ 13 _ 181

Day 6
-

_____: _____

_____ 23 _ 191

____:10 _ 179 _ 181+20/21 _ 190-191

Day 7

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_____: _____ _______/______

_____ 25 _ 193

_____ 27 _ 195

____: 22 /24/26 _ 191-195

Day 8
-

_____ ______

_____ 28 _ 195-198

______: _____ 30 _ 199

Day 9
-

_____ 30 _ 199

_____ ________ 31 _ 200

Day 10
First quiz
Day 11
-

___ 7: ___ ____ _ ____ __ ______ __ ____ _______ _ 202

___ ________ _______

_____

____: ____ __ ______ _____ ________ _______

Day 12
-

____ ______

_____ 2

____: 5/6/ 7 _ 209 -210 - 211

Day 13
-

______ _____: ___ ___ ____+____/ ___ ___ ___/ ___ __/ __ ____ _____ _ 212

_______: ___ __ ________ _______

____ ______ _____ 10 _ 213

______: 9 _ 212+ ___ 2 _ 207

Day 14
-

____ _____ _____ 11 _ 214

_____ _____ ______ _____ 17 _ 223

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______: 16 _ 223 + 12 _ 216

Day 15
-

____ _____: _____ 13 _ 218

______: 14 _ 218

Day 16
-

_____: ___ ________ + _______ (__ _____ _______)

____ ______ _____ 20 _ 226

______: ___ 18 _ 224

Day 17
-

____ ________: _____ ___ 23 _ 229

Day 18
-

____ _____: (____ ________) _ 227

_____: __ ________

_______ __ _____ _______

______ __ ______ ___ 19 _ 225

Day 19
-

____ _____: ___ ____ _____ _ 217

_____ 13 _ 218

Day 20
First oral presentation
Day 21
-

_____ ______ : "__ _______ _________ ________ " _ 232

___ ________ _______

_____ ____ __ ______ __ ________ _______

______: ___ 2/3 _ 239

Day 22
-

____ ________

____ ______ __ ______ ___ 10 _ 243

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______: ___ 1 _ 237+ ___ 7/8 _ 241

Day 23
-

_____ ___ 9 _ 242

____ _____: _ 246

______: _____ 12 /13 _ 245- 246

Day 24
-

______ _____: ____ __/ __ ______ _____/ ____ __

/ __ __ _____ ______/ __ _____ _____/___ __/______ _ 243


-

_______ ___ ________ _______

______: _____ 11 _ 244

Day 25
-

_____ ________ __ ___ _____

_______ __ _____ _______

______: ___ 16 _ 250+___ 18 _ 251

Day 26
-

_____: __...... __/ _____ _____

_______ __ _____ _______

______: ___ 19 _ 243+___ _ 258

Day 27
-

____ _____: "______ __ ________ _______ _______ _______" _ 262 __ ______

Day 28
-

____ _____ _______ _____: _____ 20 _ 259

__: ___ _____ __ _______ _ 260

____ ______: _______ _______ __ _______ _______ ___ 24(_) _ 264

______: ___ 24 (_) _ 264

Day 29
First written exam
Day 30
-

____ ______ ______ ______: _____ _____ __ _____ ______ ________ _______

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______: ____ __ ______

Day 31
-

______ _______

____ _____ __ ______ _______

Day 32
-

_____ ______: ____ ______ ________ _ 268

___ ________ _______

_____ ____ __ ______ __ ________ _______

Day 33
-

____ ________

______: ___ 1 _ 274+___ 4 _ 278

Day 34
-

____ ______: ___ 8 _ 280

_____ __ _______ _____

_____ __ _______ ________ ___ 3 _ 59

______: ____ _____ _____ 7 _ 280

+ _____ 16 _ 287

Day 35
-

____ _____: ____ ______ ________

_____ ___ 11/12 _ 283

Day 36
-

_____: _____ ________ _______ _____+_______ ______

_______ __ _____ _______

______: 17 _ 290/18 _ 291

Day 37
-

______ __ ______ ___ 19/20 _ 291

_____ ______

______: 21/22 _ 294-295

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Day 38
-

_____ 8 _ 280

______ _____: ___ ___ _____ __ ____ ______ ___ __ ________ _______ ___ ________ __
____ ____ ___ ___ ____ ______ _ 280

_______ ___ ________ _______

Day 39
-

______ _______

_____ + ______

Day 40
Second quiz
Day 41
-

____ _____: _____ _____ _____ __ ____ _______ _ 297-298

____ ______: _____ _____ _______ ______ _________ _____ ( _ 300 )

Day 42
-

_____ 10: ____ _____ ______ ( _ 303)

________ _______

_____ ____ __ ______ __ ________ _______

Day 43
-

____ ___ ________

_____ ___ ____: "______ ____ _ ______ ___ ___

_____ ________ __ _____ ______ "

______ ( _ 308 )
-

_____ (_ 312 )

____: _____ 26 (_ 309 )

Day 44
-

______ _____: __ _________ ___ _______ __ ______ ______ __ _____ _ __ _____ __


______ ( _ 314_ 315 )

_______ ________ _______

____: _____ 7 ( _ 314) _____ 9 (_ 315 )

Day 45

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____ _____: (____ _____ ______ ( _319 )

_____ 13 (_ 318 )

Day 46
-

_____: ___ _ _______

_______: __ _____ _______

____: _____ 16 ( _322 )

Day 47
-

____ ______: ______ ______ ________ (_ 339 )

_____: 5 ( _ 330)

___ ________ ______

Day 48
-

_______ _______ ___ ______ ______: _____ __ ____ "____ __ ______

_____: ___ ________ _ 10 _____ 904 _____ 2008

______: __ __ ____ _______ ___ _____ ______ __ ____

Day 49
-

_____: _____ ______

_______: __ _____ _______

______: _____ 17/ 18 (_ 326)

Day 50
Second oral presentation
Day 51
-

_____: 19 (_ 327)

_____: _____ ____ ____ (_ 328)

_____: _______ _____ ______ __ ____

Day 52
-

_____ ___ ________: _____ __ _____ ____ __ ______:

"____ ______" _ 12 _____ 90 _____ 2008

Day 53
-

__ _______

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Day 54
-

____ ______: ______ ________ __ _______ _______ (_ 332 )

____: _____ ____ __ _______

Day 55
-

______ __ _______ _______

Day 56
______ ________ ________ ________ ________

Day 57
______ __ _______ _______ ________ ________

Day 58
______ __ ________ ________ ________ ________

Day 59
Final written exam
Day 60
_____ ________

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