Interactive Learning and Its Role in Developing Conversation Skill in Arabic for Non-Native Speakers: An Investigative Study

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DOI https://doi.org/10.56989/6ra30241

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interactive learning , conversation skill , Arabic conversation skill , conversation in arabic

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Abstract

This study seeks to investigate the role of interactive learning as an educational strategy that contributes to developing conversation skills among non-native speakers. To achieve this endeavor, description and analysis were chosen as a procedural approach to process the research data. One of the most important results reached was that the interactive learning strategy is effective in developing conversation skills among non-native speakers, with reference to recommendations to modify educational programs and make them more in line with the circumstances of the era and the communication skills it requires, with a call to be aware of the advantages of using interactive technological tools. 

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Dr. Hind Khabbah

Doctor of Arabic Language, Faculty of Arabic Language, Cadi Ayyad University, Morocco

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02/15/2025

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Interactive Learning and Its Role in Developing Conversation Skill in Arabic for Non-Native Speakers: An Investigative Study. (2025). Contemporary Studies Journal in Education and Psychology, 1(1). https://doi.org/10.56989/6ra30241

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