A- Name: Professor Dr. Raed Rasm Younis Al-Zaidi
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B- Place and date of birth: Baghdad 1975
C- Residence address: Baghdad
D- From the relatives of the martyrs/father and brother
- Studying the principles of recitation of the Holy Qur’an (narrated by Hafs on the authority of Asim) at the Iraqi Qur’anic Foundation at the hands of reciter Sheikh Rafi’ Al-Amiri. 2- Studying computers at the Computer Center at the University of Baghdad. 3- A course in management at the Institute of Management at the University of Baghdad. 5- A course in comprehensive quality and academic accreditation at the University of Baghdad. 6- Educational qualification course at the Continuing Education Center / University of Baghdad 7- An English language course at the British Education Institute
1-Editorial Director of Al-Ustath Journal for Humanities and Social Sciences 2-Member of ministerial, university and college committees
- Member of the Ministry’s Certificate Equivalency Committee 2-Chairman of the Committee for Reviewing Teaching Methods Curricula at the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research 3- Teaching a course on modern trends in methods of teaching the Arabic language. Master's. 4- Member of the Cultural Committee and the Examination Committee in 2008 5- Member of the Observation and Application Committee (Practical Education) at the College of Education for Girls. 6- Registration director for evening studies at the College of Education for Girls for a year. 7 - Director of follow-up at the College of Education for Girls for one year. 9- Chairman of the Maintenance Committee at the College of Education for Girls for six months.
- Member of the Stealing and Stealing Committee of Letters, Theses and Research. 11-Member of the Quality Committee to write the department’s self-report. 12- Teaching in the Department of Educational and Psychological Sciences at the College of Education for Girls until 2014. 13- Transferred to the Ibn Rushd College of Education for Humanities, and served as the department’s rapporteur 2016-2017 14-Member of the Citation Committee in the Arabic Language Department (currently) 15- Member of the Scientific Journals Accreditation Committee (currently) 12- Teaching in the Arabic Language Department at the Ibn Rushd College of Education for Human Sciences.
Arabic Language Teaching Methods
A- Preliminary studies: 1- Arabic language curricula and teaching methods. 2- Modern trends in methods of teaching the Arabic language. 3- School administration and educational supervision. 4- Observation and application (practical education). 5- General Arabic language. 6- Foundations of education 7- Secondary education B- Postgraduate studies: 1- Modern trends in methods of teaching the Arabic language. Master's. 2- Seminar 3- University teaching methods. Master's 4- Language and social communication. Master's 5- Research Methodology / Master’s degree 6- Educational Technologies/Master’s degree 7- Methods of teaching the Arabic language/Master’s degree 8- Methods of writing a doctoral research 9- University/Master’s education systems 10- Educational Linguistics / Ph.D
A- Master’s degree supervision: 1-Alia Kazem Abd (The impact of the Van Hiele model on the achievement of fourth grade female students in Arabic grammar) 2- Abeer Taha Ali (The impact of the learning contracts strategy on the achievement of second-year intermediate school students in the subject of Arab-Islamic history) 3- Saad Fahd Dakhel (The effect of the strategy of finding the error in correcting spelling errors...). 4-Hazem Taha Radi (The effect of the strategy of gradually slowing down time in correcting spelling errors among first-year intermediate students) 5- Uday Abd Shamkhi (The effect of training fifth grade literary students on writing planning skills in expressive performance) 6-Ali Hussein Lahmed (The effect of the number drawing strategy on developing listening skills among fifth-grade primary school students). 7-Ammar Saleh Jabr (The effect of the preference pyramid strategy on the expressive performance of fifth grade scientific female students) 8- Shatha Jabbar Omran (Evaluating silent reading skills among fourth-grade middle school students and their relationship to levels of cognitive processing) 9. Haider Talab Nasser (Pedagogical knowledge among Arabic language teachers in the primary stage and its relationship to multiple intelligence) 11- Tuqa Jassim Safi (linguistic enlightenment among students of the Arabic Language Department and its relationship to their attitudes towards specialization). 12- Hussein Zuhair 13- Shahad Qasim 14- Nayef’s time 15- Nour Al-Huda is Turkish B- PhD supervision: 1- Nour El-Din: The effectiveness of an educational program according to the theory of cognitive load in acquiring the rules of the Arabic language and developing academic motivation...) 2-Alia Abd Kazem (Strategic effectiveness according to flow theory in achievement and developing creative thinking) 3- Ansam Manhal Aziz (The effectiveness of a proposed program based on critical grammatical thinking skills in the acquisition of grammar subject and the transfer of learning effect among students of the Arabic language departments in the College of Basic Education). 4-Ali Abdul Amir Sabet
The research aims to know the effectiveness of a training program based on multiple intelligence theory in developing literary thinking among students of the Arabic Language Department at Ibn Rushd School of Humanities and to achieve the goal of research, the Safaris Research Institute, and the research community of Arabic language students in the Faculty of Education the third section of Arabic Language: The research sample consists of (71) students. Divided into (35) students in the experimental group and (36) students in the control group, the researcher balanced between the two groups with variables (intelligence, testing of tribal literary thinking, and time age in months), and after using the T-test for two independent samples, the
... Show MoreThis research aims to know: 1- The effect of using the Flanders model in expressive performance and the development of divergent thinking among the fifth-grade literary students. To achieve this goal, the researcher made the following hypotheses: - There is no statistically significant difference at the level (05.0) between the average scores of Experimental group students studying the term using the Flanders model and the average scores of disciplined group students who study the same subject in the traditional way in the expressive Performance test. - There is no statistically significant difference at (0.05) level between the average scores of experimental group students in the test of tribal divergent thinking and the same group in t
... Show MoreBackground: The Covid-19 pandemic changed the world; its most important achievement for education was changing the approach from traditional to virtual education. The present study aimed to investigate the role of virtual education networks on mental health of students including personality, beliefs, scientific, and cultural dimensions, in selected countries.Methods: This was an exploratory and applied study. According to the phenomenology strategy, theoretical saturation occurred after 24 semi-structured and targeted qualitative interviews with teachers from Iran, Iraq, Syria and Lebanon, in 2023. Quantitative data was collected through a researcher-made online questionnaire with 423 participants. Teachers with at least a Bachelor’s degr
... Show MoreObjectives: To identify the impact of the brain consensus model on the acquisition of Arabic grammar concepts among students in the fourth grade, methodology: The pilot curriculum was used, and a partial control pilot design was adopted. There were 30 female students in the pilot group, 30 female students in the control group, and the two researchers were statistically rewarded among the two groups' students in some variables and used appropriate statistical means to analyse the results, including the test for two independent samples, the square (c2) and the Alpha Kronbach equation.Results: The pilot group outperformed the control group. The results showed that there is a significant statistical difference at the indicative level (0.05) for
... Show MoreThe reality of teaching the Arabic language rules is not satisfactory, as the pedagogical methods used do not help students develop their mental skills, especially critical thinking skills. They are often traditional in terms of teaching students, who are passive, passive, often passive, active, and often active, their listening task, and the teacher's task of narrating facts and judgments. It is a blind simulation student, a dependency on others, and a weak spirit of creativity, innovation, and opinion. The opinions of educators and teachers almost agree on the reasons for students' weakness in learning the rules of Arabic, and that the reason lies in the way of teaching. The difficulty or the ease of the rules of Arabic does not lie in th
... Show MoreThe construction process of reception containing rebuild educated new gloss within the context of real-time knowledge with previous experience and learning environment, accounting for all of the real experiences and information beside Education backbones structural climate (olive 0.2002: p. 212 .) Based on two basic principles - : I: - The natural science that we do know from our experiences, we can not say for sure Bhakaigah realism and clearly, but built by creative minds of certain interpretations be applicable in light of our expectations. Other: - The knowledge built effectively active learner who adapts new knowledge with the conceptual framework has, since everyone has a conceptual framework can break at any time and replaced by a ne
... Show MoreThe study aimed to achieve the following: Developing comprehensive quality standards for evaluating the curricula of Arabic Language Departments in Colleges of Education at Iraqi universities. Evaluating the curricula of Arabic Language Departments in light of comprehensive quality standards. The study was delimited to: The Arabic language curricula—namely (grammar, morphology, literature, rhetoric, criticism, and prosody)—taught in Arabic Language Departments across their four academic years for the academic year (2010/2011). Arabic Language Departments in Colleges of Education at Iraqi universities (Baghdad, Diyala, Mosul, Basra, and Babylon). Faculty members of Arabic Language Departments in Colleges of Education at Iraqi universitie
... Show MoreThis research aims to find out the impact on the receptive style according to the specimen in the collection of material Brawner and retention as students at the Arabic Department at the Faculty of Education for Girls. For confirmation from the goal of the research, the researcher placed two hypotheses, one to two for collections and one for pods. - chosen as the College of Education for Girls / Department of Arabic language for the application of choice Intentionally search experience for reasons of researcher he is teaching them and thus ensures cooperation of teachers and students in them. - selected Division (b) of the fourth grade students of the Arabic language section at random to represent the experimental group, while the Division
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