Teachers of Critical Languages Program Participant Biographies
Mohamed El-Dwiny (Arabic Teacher)
Mohamed El-dwiny is from Damietta, Egypt and holds a Bachelor of Arts in English from Damietta Faculty of Education at Mansoura University. Currently, Mr. Mohamed holds 21 classes a week. He has been teaching English at Elshahid Abo Elfadle School in Damietta (385 students and 35 teachers) since 2002. He also works at another educational institution, Elshahid Saad AlAsmar No. 2 (450 students and 50 teachers). He has attended many training courses about teaching strategies and methodologies. Mr. Mohamed has worked as a trainer in the School Team Excellence Awards Program 2, and attended a Level 7 conversation course with AMIDEAST in 2008. His hobbies include reading, searching the internet and teaching. His goals for participating in the Teachers of Critical Languages Program are to promote cultural exchange between the U.S. and Egypt, as well as to improve his English and teaching methods.
Mohamed Eldwiny is from Egypt. He was born in 1979 in Damietta. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in English. He graduated form Damietta Faculty of Education at Mansoura University in 2000. He is a teacher of English since 2002. He has been teaching English at Elshahid Abo Elfadle Primary School and at Elshahid Saad Al Asmar Primary school No.2. He has attended many training courses about teaching.
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