Johor Bahru (UNA) - The ISESCO Education Center in Malaysia, in cooperation with the Islamic Education Department of the Malaysian Ministry of Education and the International Islamic University College in Selangor, organized a training course in Johor Bahru, Malaysia, on electronic assessment tools to measure the performance of learners of Arabic as a non-native speaker. This session, which started on Monday and continues until today, Tuesday, is the first in the current year's program to be held in person since the beginning of the (Covid 19) pandemic last March. The course, which benefits (57) male and female teachers working in several government schools in South Malaysia, aims to enable participants to use a number of educational computer software to measure the performance of learners of Arabic who speak other languages. Associate Professor Dr. Muhammad Sabri Shahr, from the International Islamic University in Malaysia, was assigned the task of training the participants in the course and providing them with educational guidance. (I finish)
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