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Institutional development · Teaching, learning and curriculum · Iraq

University of Diyala college runs workshop on Arabic teachers' role in academic advising

The College of Basic Education at Iraq's University of Diyala held a training workshop for teaching staff and students on how Arabic language teachers can support academic advising and student communication skills.

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Why it matters: Teaching staff and students at the University of Diyala's College of Basic Education took part in training on academic advising and communication skills.

The University of Diyala said its College of Basic Education organised a training workshop on the role of the Arabic language teacher in academic advising and in strengthening students' communication skills.

According to the university, a number of teaching staff and students took part in the workshop.

The university reported that the sessions were delivered by Professor Nadia Sattar Ahmed together with an assistant lecturer.

Editor’s view

Sarah Williamson, Teaching, Digital and AI Editor

Teaching staff and students at the University of Diyala's College of Basic Education are the ones directly involved, with the workshop addressing how Arabic language teachers contribute to academic advising and to students' communication skills.

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