Quran Teaching for Children with New Methods
New methods for teaching the Holy Quran and Arabic language have been implemented by the non-profit organization "Forest New Generation" in Belgium.
According to amanbox website, the group has been holding the three-year course for a year now. The classes are held once a week for 4 hours.
All learning takes place through audio-visual programs, interactive games or round-table conversation.
Children aged 4 to 14 years are welcomed every Sunday and distributed in three levels.
The first year of education is dedicated to the upgrading of the child and Quranic language matters. The second year focuses on in-depth learning of the Arabic language and reading. The last year is a year where children put into practice the Arabic language they have learned during the two years to become independent in learning and reading the Quran and other texts in Arabic.
The purpose of the course is to teach the children the fundamentals and encourage them to continue their learning in Quranic fields with more traditional teaching.
Instructions are provided by three volunteer teachers, experienced in the new method.
This year’s classes will begin in early June and 60 students will be registered at the new edition of the course.
Those who managed to pass the first class of the educational course last year were awarded at a ceremony on May 26.
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All learning takes place through audio-visual programs, interactive games or round-table conversation.
Children aged 4 to 14 years are welcomed every Sunday and distributed in three levels.
The first year of education is dedicated to the upgrading of the child and Quranic language matters. The second year focuses on in-depth learning of the Arabic language and reading. The last year is a year where children put into practice the Arabic language they have learned during the two years to become independent in learning and reading the Quran and other texts in Arabic.
The purpose of the course is to teach the children the fundamentals and encourage them to continue their learning in Quranic fields with more traditional teaching.
Instructions are provided by three volunteer teachers, experienced in the new method.
This year’s classes will begin in early June and 60 students will be registered at the new edition of the course.
Those who managed to pass the first class of the educational course last year were awarded at a ceremony on May 26.
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