Teaching EFL Writing in the 21st Century Arab World Realities and Ch
Teaching EFL Writing in the 21st Century Arab World addresses a range of issues related to researching and teaching EFL writing in different countries in the Arab World including Egypt, Morocco, Oman, Palestine, Tunisia, UAE and Yemen. Both theoretically
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Teaching EFL Writing in the 21st Century Arab World
Abdelhamid Ahmed • Hassan Abouabdelkader Editors
Teaching EFL Writing in the 21st Century Arab World Realities and Challenges
Editors Abdelhamid Ahmed Core Curriculum Program Qatar University Doha, Qatar
Hassan Abouabdelkader Rte Agourai, Hay Al Mansour 903 Moulay Ismail University Meknès, Morocco
ISBN 978-1-137-46725-6 ISBN 978-1-137-46726-3 DOI 10.1057/978-1-137-46726-3
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Contents
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Introduction Abdelhamid Ahmed and Hassan Abouabdelkader
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EFL Writing Instruction in an Egyptian University Classroom: An Emic View Abdelhamid Ahmed
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The Teaching of EFL Writing in Morocco: Realities and Challenges Hassan Abouabdelkader and Abdelmajid Bouziane
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Shared Writing in Omani Young Learner Classrooms Fawziya Hamdan Al Zadjali
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Palestinian University Students’ Problems with EFL Essay Writing in an Instructional Setting Enas Abdullah Hammad
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6 Examining the Characteristics of Tunisian Advanced EFL Learners’ Essays Ibtissem Knouzi
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7 Academic Writing in the UAE: Transforming Critical Thought in the EFL Classroom Lelania Sperrazza and Rana Raddawi
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8 Do Two Wrongs Make a Write(r)? Some Effects and Non-effects of WCF on Arabic L1 Students’ English Academic Writing Anthony Solloway 9 Teaching and Learning EFL Writing at Yemeni Universities: A Review of Current Practices Abdulghani Muthanna
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10 Conclusion Abdelhamid Ahmed and Hassan Abo
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