Why Is Arabic So Hard for My Child?
Understand what is getting in the way, and how to make learning easier and more enjoyable.
๐ฉโ๐ฆ From a mom and engineer who has spent 15 years solving this exact problem.
Does this sound familiar?
Tap every one that sounds like your home. (No judgement, every parent taps at least one!)
Here's the good news ๐
It's not you, and it's not your child. Arabic is hard for real reasons, and most of them can be fixed at home. In 45 minutes with Diana Al-Dajani, founder of eduTechnoz, you'll learn:
Why Arabic feels so hard
Even when your child understands it, or already speaks it at home. What's really going on, explained simply.
What's behind "I don't want to!"
The hidden reasons kids push back on Arabic, and what to say instead of "just do it".
The missing puzzle pieces
Games are only one piece. Discover the others, and simple ways to support learning at home without turning practice into a battle.
Bonus for joining live
Your printable "Arabic at Home" plan: 4 weeks of 5-minute missions with Daadaa and friends, matched to your child's age, with a star tracker and a certificate. Sent to everyone who joins live. Plus: a peek at how our personalized online Arabic tutoring works, and time for your questions.
Meet Diana: a mom who's been exactly where you are
"When my son was 5, Arabic time ended in tears (his and mine). I'm a computer engineer, so I did what engineers do: I tried to fix it. I built him games, and they worked... until I dug deeper and realised games were only one piece of the puzzle.
Since 2010 I've been researching and engineering the rest of that puzzle. That work became eduTechnoz, and earned an invitation, through the University of Toronto's OISE, to present it at the UN Science Summit.
In this workshop I'll show you all the pieces, in plain words you can use the same evening."
Pick the time that works for you
It's the same workshop on every date. You only need to come to one. Times are shown in your time zone.
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Questions? We've got you
Yes. No card, no catch. Just come with your questions.
Not at all. The workshop is for every parent, whether you speak Arabic, a little, or none. Everything you'll learn works either way.
This one is just for grown-ups, so you can relax and ask anything. Your child gets the benefit afterwards!
Sign up anyway. If something comes up, we'll let you know about the next date so you can pick another time.
We'll spend a few minutes at the end showing how our personalised online Arabic tutoring works, for families who want more help. No pressure, and the rest of the workshop is all yours.