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Principles of Language Learning and Teaching

Course Description: "Principles of Language Teaching and Learning" is an elective course, worth two credit hours, offered to third or fourth-year undergraduate students. This course introduces a variety of established classical and modern methods for teaching and learning languages. It also engages students in discussions based on theoretical foundations, as well as practical application of teaching and learning methods.
Credits: 2
Objectives of the course :
  • This course aims to introduce students to the main principles
  • And the most important techniques and strategies associated with the different language teaching and learning methods used in classrooms.
  • It also trains students in applying these teaching methods using relevant principles and techniques.
Course outputs :
  •  (Labeling): In linguistics and teaching methods tests, this often means matching terms, or writing the correct term for the method/strategy under a given scenario.
  • (Open-ended questions): These are essay questions that ask the student to explain a method or express their critical opinion on a certain teaching method.
  • (Rubrics/Checklists): These are clear, pre-defined criteria (e.g., Excellent, Good, Acceptable) used by the instructor to evaluate a student's practical explanation or their cooperation with colleagues in groups, ensuring fairness in grading.
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  • Last updated: 2026-06-17

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