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Stateside and Overseas Students of Arabic: Beliefs about Language Learning.

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Kuntz, Patricia S. – 1997

A study investigated beliefs about language learning held by two groups of students studying Arabic: 41 students in conventional classroom language instruction at the University of Wisconsin in 1992 and 1993, and 27 in an immersion program at the Yemen Language Center (Yemen). The survey instrument consisted of 47 statements in a Likert-type scale…

Descriptors: Arabic, Beliefs, College Students, Comparative Analysis

Proceedings of the Annual Eastern Michigan University Conference on Languages for Business and the Professions (5th, Ann Arbor, Michigan, April 10-12, 1986).

Voght, Geoffrey M., Comp. – 1986

Forty-five conference papers are presented in six sections: getting started in languages for special purposes (concerning teaching, curriculum development, finding, and resources); Spanish for business and the professions; French for business and the professions; other languages (English as a second language, German, Arabic, Mandarin Chinese, and…

Descriptors: Arabic, Business Administration Education, Business Communication, Cultural Context