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Instructor since May 2023
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Early years Kg1, kg2, elementary ENGLISH ARABIC FRENCH MATHS SCIENCE British curriculum International curriculum
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I am patient, tolerant and I enjoy teaching children, creating activities that meet their needs and abilities in English, Arabic and French languages.
Giving them opportunities that cover the 7 key areas of learning within the Early Years Foundation Stage.
Creating activities plans and doing observations to help children meet the progress they need for their ages.
Ensure quality liaising with parents and build a positive partnership with them in order to help children progress.
Excellent knowledge of British curriculum and international curriculum.
Speaking three languages: Native in Arabic, fluent in English and good in French.
Excellent organisation skills.
Time management
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  • Brite Consult, Al Sadd, Doha, Qatar
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About Me
My name is Sabreen, I have a bachelor's degree in English Language.
I worked as a primary English teacher in a private school in Tunisia (2014-2015).
I work as a private tutor of Arabic, English and French languages for both children and adults in London.
I work as a primary teacher.
I had 'Talk English' training in Uxbridge London which qualified me to teach adults English 'ESOL -entry levels- as a second language.
I have early yearseducator diploma.
I have GCSE English Language and GCSE Maths.

I am patient, tolerant and I enjoy teaching children, creating activities that meet their needs and abilities in English, Arabic and French languages.
Giving them opportunities that cover the 7 key areas of learning within the Early Years Foundation Stage.
Creating activities plans and doing observations to help children meet the progress they need for their ages.
Ensure quality liaising with parents and build a positive partnership with them in order to help children progress.
Speaking three languages: Native in Arabic, fluent in English and good in French.
Excellent organization skills.

Don't hesitate to contact me!
Education
Bachelor degree in English from Tunisia
Early years educator diploma from United Kingdom
Gcse maths from UK
Gcse English Language from UK
Talk English training which qualified me to teach ESOL _Entry levels for adults
Experience / Qualifications
I am a private tutor face to face and online since 2016
Speaking three languages: Native in Arabic
Fluent in English
Good in French.
Age
Infants (0-3 years old)
Preschool children (4-6 years old)
Children (7-12 years old)
Teenagers (13-17 years old)
Adults (18-64 years old)
Seniors (65+ years old)
Student level
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
Duration
60 minutes
The class is taught in
Arabic
English
French
Skills
School
English as a second language (esl)
English for adults
School
Arabic for adults
School
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(GMT -05:00)
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Sat
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04-08
08-12
12-16
16-20
20-24
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Teaching children to memorize the Quran requires a methodology based on repetition, patience, and continuous encouragement.
Memorizing the Quran for children has many great benefits, not only religiously, but also psychologically and educationally. Here are some of the most important benefits:

1. Promoting Islamic faith and values

• Memorizing the Qur'an strengthens a child's faith and connects them to the Book of God from an early age. This helps instill Islamic values such as honesty, trustworthiness, mercy, and justice in their personality.
• The Qur’an is full of stories and lessons that children learn from, which makes them grow up with good morals.

2. Developing mental abilities

• Memorizing the Qur’an contributes to activating memory and strengthening concentration and attention in children, as memorization requires repeating and recalling verses.
• Children who memorize the Qur’an often demonstrate exceptional abilities in logical thinking and quick comprehension.

3. Building a strong personality

• Memorization requires patience and consistency, which enhances the child’s ability to commit and persist in achieving his goals.
• A child who memorizes the Qur’an learns discipline and time management, which makes him more capable of bearing responsibilities.

4. Improve language and communication skills

• Learning the Qur'an enhances a child's Arabic language skills, including grammar and correct pronunciation. This contributes to improving their comprehension and reading.
• The ability to memorize and recite the Qur’an also enhances one’s self-confidence in reciting texts in front of others, which develops one’s communication skills.

5. Getting reward

• The child who memorizes the Qur’an is rewarded by God Almighty, and is considered one of the people of the Qur’an who have a special status in this world and the hereafter.
• According to the hadiths of the Prophet, the one who memorizes the Qur’an will be rewarded with a great reward in Paradise, and his status will be raised according to the amount of his memorization.

6. Spreading peace and tranquility

• A child who memorizes the Quran and recites it regularly feels calm and reassured. Reciting the Quran has a calming effect on the soul and helps reduce stress and anxiety.

7. Establishing Islamic identity

• The Holy Quran is the foundation of Islamic identity, and teaching a child the Quran strengthens their sense of belonging to their religion and culture. This helps develop a child's sense of pride and appreciation for their Islamic identity.

8. Getting closer to God and strengthening your connection with Him

• When a child memorizes the Qur’an, he learns verses that talk about God, His mercy, and His love for His servants, which brings him closer to God and makes him live within the confines of His words.

9. Developing a love for the Qur’an

• Early memorization of the Quran instills in the child a love and attachment to it, making him or her constantly connected to the Book of God throughout their lives. When a child learns that the Quran is a reference for life, they will benefit from it in all life situations.

10. Appreciation of science and knowledge

• Memorizing the Qur’an fosters a child’s love of learning. They learn that seeking knowledge is a great value in Islam, which motivates them to seek knowledge in fields other than the Qur’an.

In short, memorizing the Qur’an for children is not only a religious process, but rather a comprehensive investment in the child’s mental, spiritual, and moral development.
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Teaching children to memorize the Quran requires a methodology based on repetition, patience, and continuous encouragement.
Memorizing the Quran for children has many great benefits, not only religiously, but also psychologically and educationally. Here are some of the most important benefits:

1. Promoting Islamic faith and values

• Memorizing the Qur'an strengthens a child's faith and connects them to the Book of God from an early age. This helps instill Islamic values such as honesty, trustworthiness, mercy, and justice in their personality.
• The Qur’an is full of stories and lessons that children learn from, which makes them grow up with good morals.

2. Developing mental abilities

• Memorizing the Qur’an contributes to activating memory and strengthening concentration and attention in children, as memorization requires repeating and recalling verses.
• Children who memorize the Qur’an often demonstrate exceptional abilities in logical thinking and quick comprehension.

3. Building a strong personality

• Memorization requires patience and consistency, which enhances the child’s ability to commit and persist in achieving his goals.
• A child who memorizes the Qur’an learns discipline and time management, which makes him more capable of bearing responsibilities.

4. Improve language and communication skills

• Learning the Qur'an enhances a child's Arabic language skills, including grammar and correct pronunciation. This contributes to improving their comprehension and reading.
• The ability to memorize and recite the Qur’an also enhances one’s self-confidence in reciting texts in front of others, which develops one’s communication skills.

5. Getting reward

• The child who memorizes the Qur’an is rewarded by God Almighty, and is considered one of the people of the Qur’an who have a special status in this world and the hereafter.
• According to the hadiths of the Prophet, the one who memorizes the Qur’an will be rewarded with a great reward in Paradise, and his status will be raised according to the amount of his memorization.

6. Spreading peace and tranquility

• A child who memorizes the Quran and recites it regularly feels calm and reassured. Reciting the Quran has a calming effect on the soul and helps reduce stress and anxiety.

7. Establishing Islamic identity

• The Holy Quran is the foundation of Islamic identity, and teaching a child the Quran strengthens their sense of belonging to their religion and culture. This helps develop a child's sense of pride and appreciation for their Islamic identity.

8. Getting closer to God and strengthening your connection with Him

• When a child memorizes the Qur’an, he learns verses that talk about God, His mercy, and His love for His servants, which brings him closer to God and makes him live within the confines of His words.

9. Developing a love for the Qur’an

• Early memorization of the Quran instills in the child a love and attachment to it, making him or her constantly connected to the Book of God throughout their lives. When a child learns that the Quran is a reference for life, they will benefit from it in all life situations.

10. Appreciation of science and knowledge

• Memorizing the Qur’an fosters a child’s love of learning. They learn that seeking knowledge is a great value in Islam, which motivates them to seek knowledge in fields other than the Qur’an.

In short, memorizing the Qur’an for children is not only a religious process, but rather a comprehensive investment in the child’s mental, spiritual, and moral development.
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