The NAA Arabic curriculum recognizes the importance of Arabic as the language of the Holy Qur’an. The Arabic curriculum emphasizes reading, vocabulary, comprehension, spelling, and grammar. In order to choose the best teaching style for each student, our teachers become familiar with their educational level. The teacher has the ability to meet the learning needs of students through differentiating the lessons. In addition, they are able to supply the students with the knowledge and understanding of the material being taught.
After teaching students an appropriate level of reading and comprehension skills, the focus shifts to conversation skills. Teachers help them memorize Arabic vocabulary nouns and verbs in order to enhance students’ understanding of the Quran. In addition, they develop conversational lessons designed to teach how to use the language in practical settings and situations that they face in daily life.
At NAA, Arabic instruction is divided into grades and levels.
