زار منذ يومين
Mo'men Adel
العربية
ناطق أصلي
الإنجليزية
الألمانية
أخرى
من مصر
يعيش في مصر ،Alexandria
موادي الخاصة بالتدريس
- ملف بِي دِي إف
- الوثائق النصّية
- ملفات الصور
- الملفات الصوتية
- نماذج اختبارات وأمثلة
- الواجبات المنزلية
- الاختبارات القصيرة
- ملفات الفيديو
- عرض الشرائح/ عرض بوربوينت
- المقالات والأخبار
إنشاءاتي
اقرأ المزيدأظهِر اللغة الأصلية


موضوع الاهتمام
التاريخ
القراءة
السفر
العربية
الإنجليزية
استنادًا إلى منطقتك الزمنية (UTC)
5.0
43
الآراء
100%
الحضور
100%
قم بالرد
الجميع
العربية
الإنجليزية
صبور·1
دروس منظمة·6
للمبتدئين·15
Adam
211 العربية دروس
اختيار المعلّم
We highly recommend Mo’men who has been able to contribute significantly to the development of our son Arabic verbal and reading skills. His pedagogical approach combined with his refined knowledge has not only help Adam to develop his knowledge but also enabled him to be passionate about Arabic language and thus enhanced his willingness to pursue his learning journey.
Amin
21 العربية دروس
اختيار المعلّم
Very interesting, and versatile - very well structured and different topics/didactic methods in one hour. Looking forward to practicing with you soon again!
Zahra Zuhair
18 العربية دروس
Mo'men is a very flexible teacher. In my 2 lessons thus far, I have practised my reading, writing, comprehension and conversational listening. He is able to adapt quickly to match my interests and has a structured approach to how he teaches.
NIA 1997
1 العربية درس
اختيار المعلّم
My brain was working every minute througout the lessons. I definitely think that having lessons with this teacher will make me become fluent in Arabic as the teacher pushes you to speak Arabic . The teacher tailors the teaching method according to your needs.
Zahra Zuhair
18 العربية دروس
Mo'men is flexible about class timings and rescheduling, which helps me a lot because of my busy scheduling. He does a lot of speaking practice with me, which I like and I feel my Arabic has improved. He also keeps a vocabulary bank, which is somewhat helpful. However, he is often 2 to 3 mins late to class, and takes a 5 to 6 min break in addition. For a 60 minute lesson, that is a lot of time wasted. He also does not explain grammar points well or provide sufficient practice of them afterwards so it becomes difficult to actually use them when speaking. He does not seem very prepared with his follow up questions when doing reading and listening tasks, and sometimes deviates from language focus, which results in too much being said in English as he has not given me thr vocabulary to say it in Arabic.
Nushe Chowdhry
36 العربية دروس
My son really enjoyed his first lesson and for once was excited after an Arabic lesson! He can’t wait for his next lesson.