Arabic with ALI A.

Why did you decide to become an Arabic teacher? Since my childhood, I liked to write poems and stories, I was famous among my friends and family for my creative writing style. These were one of my best skills, I was the “special” student in the Arabic class. I wanted to spread this great language which I adore among future generations, I believe in the young generation, and I think that it’s our responsibility to teach them and help them to make a difference. So, I decided to become an Arabic teacher, and I am grateful that my students loved me and I will never forget any of my students whom I taught during my many years of experience in teaching Arabic in iraq. What do you love most about teaching? Many people consider teaching to be a hard, boring task, but I believe that teaching is one of the greatest missions. I love to teach because I don’t just teach, I also learn from my students, I learned a lot from them, and this have actually helped me to expand my lifelong experience. Teaching Arabic allowed me to interact with more students every day, so I love this job and I think that it’s the noblest thing on earth.