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Hezi Brosh, Ph.D., educator and researcher, has decades of experience in teaching Arabic. His innovative teaching materials on Arabic as a foreign language have benefited thousands of learners and teachers. He has worked in many educational institutions in the Middle East and North America, ranging from junior high school to university level. His area of specialization is Second Language Acquisition and he focuses on the teaching and learning of Arabic as a foreign language. He has published widely on Arabic pedagogy and significantly contributed to curriculum planning and development. Dr. Brosh is currently associate professor in the Languages and Cultures Department and affiliated with the Center for Middle East and Islamic Studies (CMEIS ...more

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“Juha and the Thief Juha sensed that there was a thief in his house one night, so he went to his bedroom closet and hid in it. The thief was looking for something to steal but couldn’t find anything. When he saw the closet he opened it, and there was Juha inside. The thief was frightened, but he took courage and said: What are you doing here, old man? To that Juha replied: I’m sorry, sir, but I knew that you wouldn’t find anything worth stealing, and for that I was ashamed and hid out of embarrassment.”
Hezi Brosh, Arabic Stories for Language Learners: Traditional Middle Eastern Tales In Arabic and English



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