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Laith Al Arman is a researcher and educator specializing in Arabic Language Curriculum and Teaching Methods. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Arabic Language and Literature and a Master's degree in Arabic Language Curriculum and Teaching Methods, both from the University of Jordan. He is currently a PhD candidate in the same field at the University of Jordan.

Professional Experience

Laith Al Arman has extensive experience in teaching, linguistic editing, and curriculum development. His professional roles include:

• Linguistic Editor and Proofreader at the Ministry of Education's Center — Al-Abdali, Jordan.

• Arabic Language Teacher for both secondary and basic education levels at the Ministry of Education, Jordan.

• Part-time Lecturer at Al-Zaytoonah University of Jordan, teaching courses including:

  • Arabic Grammar and Morphology and their Teaching Methods

  • Action Research Methods

  • Scientific Research Methods

  • Writing Skills and their Teaching Methods

  • Children's Literature and its Teaching Methods

  • Reading Skills and their Teaching Methods

  • Contemporary Trends in Teaching and Learning

• Part-time Lecturer at the University of Jordan, teaching Arabic Grammar courses.

• Part-time Lecturer at the German Jordanian University, teaching Arabic Grammar and Morphology courses.

• Part-time Lecturer at Arab Community College, teaching Arabic for Non-Native Speakers, including courses in Functional Grammar and Morphology.

Research Interests

His research interests focus on modern teaching methods in Arabic language education, curriculum design, teaching Arabic as a second language, and integrating contemporary educational strategies into Arabic language instruction.​

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