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Expert Discusses Student Interest and Challenges in English Language Learning

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Dr. Amani Jaber, an expert in English language education and sociolinguistics, discussed student interest and challenges in learning English on Hala TV. She explored the extent to which the language acts as a barrier for students. Jaber also holds positions at Atid Network for Education and Ono Academic College and conducts research at the Technion.

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  • Dr. Amani Jaber discussed student interest and challenges in learning English on Hala TV.
  • Jaber is the Head of English Language at Atid Network for Education and Ono Academic College.
  • She is also a researcher in sociolinguistics.
  • The discussion explored how English language proficiency affects students.
  • Jaber also works at the Technion Institute of Applied Sciences in Haifa.

Dr. Amani Jaber, Head of the English Language Department at Atid Network for Education and Head of the English Department at Ono Academic College, addressed student engagement with the English language and the extent to which it poses an obstacle to their learning. Jaber, also a researcher in sociolinguistics, appeared on Hala TV, where she also discussed her work at the Technion Institute of Applied Sciences in Haifa. The discussion focused on understanding the level of student interest in English and identifying the barriers they face in acquiring the language.

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