Arabic I, Fall '25 Roster:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1LVq3L-xsFkeFKNct1ffd_JVzMBDID5t5zihmFDZ8RnE/edit?gid=2106458668#gid=2106458668

Dr. Muthanna Alkhaldi teaching 1A this fall. Then 2A, etc. No B or C semesters.

Each class is 1 hour 40 minutes, twice a week. so 3.5 hours per week.

12 weeks.

4 credit hours

Their students use Canvas, they don’t use Kajabi for their courses.

Action items:

1.) have instructors fill out this form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeAsuVkC29UPaWd2oyzS_T8_-dWy05yKU40OSYjPxBGZpQiOw/viewform?vc=0&c=0&w=1&flr=0

2.) Have instructors take all assessments: https://fawakih.org/assessment

Email Rania at Mishkah about instructions for assessments: https://fawakih.org/intro

Methodology at Mishkah: students take the 1A final in order to test out of 1A and so on for each level.

Give Rania access to Kajabi for her to view.

Intro to Arabic required at Mishkah

3.) Do they need access to the instructor portal in Kajabi?

4.) Instructors must take all level 1A quizzes (or whichever level they are teaching)

  • Instructors take the 12 Level 1A quizzes, midterm, and final. This is normally done ahead of the semester, so that they have a good sense of the quizzes the students will be taking, and thus, they can offer better support.

  • These quizzes are an essential part of the Fawakih learning process, and thus, we require all instructors to take them and familiarize themselves with the assessment process.

5.) Have all students taken the Placements?

6.) Have all studnets purchased textbooks?

Mishkah students have store link to buy book if they want to, but not required. Share store link: https://fawakih.org/store

Look into student vs instructor version for PDF

Mishkah wants school-edition books (without answer keys)

weekly/monthly instructor training and/or workshops

Workshop: not for training, but more for sharing feedback and observations. Mishkah emphasizes this. they wish to provide feedback for content of Fawakih books.

Feedback: move the text anlaysis vocab BEFORE the actual text analysis (for Level 1 and 2).

Bulk pricing of books:

$45/each when you order 10 books

$40/each when you order 20 books

$35/each when you order 30 or more books

$30/each when you order 40 or more books

Bulk order coupon codes:

Powered10 - 10% Discount Code for $499+

Powered20 - 20%Discount Code for $999+

Powered30 - 30% Discount Code for $1499+

Powered40 - 40% Discount code for $2999+

http://fawakih.org/poweredstore

STUDENT MANAGEMENT

Managing students is the most important part of the student experience:

STEP 1: Set up a whatsapp group to facilitate student communication. We have found this to be a quick and effective way to reduce any lapses in communication with students. (Include link for Fawakih’s tips on running a Quranic Arabic cohort whatsapp group). Include as admin relevant Fawakih team members that you are in touch with.

*Schools are encouraged to set up a WhatsApp group including parents.

STEP 2: Set up a roster for your cohort using this following instructions:

1.) Make a copy of the following template roster, label the roster as “1A [Institute Name]”. Note: include 1B, 1C, 2A, 2B, 2C rosters ‘as hidden’ for later.

2.) Email this copy to support@fawakih.com. Then, add all of your students' names and emails to the copy you've made.

3.) Ask all of your students to take the Initial Placement Assessment here: https://fawakih.org/initial

4.) Have all students forward their results to your instructors and team. Then, add their scores to the roster under the column "Initial Placement.

Fawakih is committed to providing your powered location support throughout your journey. This is divided into three general phases:

1.) POWER UP: This is the phase in which the institution is gearing up to launch their Fawakih-Powered Program. They are finalizing details regarding dates, pace, instructor, registration, and ordering textbooks. Key team members and instructors are going through the onboarding and training process. Ideally, this process starts months ahead of a program start.

2.) POWER CHECK: in this phase, a program is running, and institutions are expected to check in and provide an update (sent to support@fawakih.com) to ensure everything is going smoothly and if anything else is needed from the Fawakih team. It is recommended that this check happens within a few weeks of the program starting, so that adjustments can be made early. Report should include:

  • Link to updated roster and student quiz completion rate

  • Placement challenges (At-risk students? Higher placements?)

  • Instructor Curriculum progress

  • Any learnings (challenges, surprises)

  • Inspiring stories? Reflections?

3.) POWER DOWN: in this phase, a semester or program has come to an end, and we ensure that students have clarity as to the next steps of their journey, whether they are continuing with the local program or joining Fawakih online. This is also when surveys are reviewed.

  • Celebration, certificate

  • Identify top students

  • Next steps for institution, students.

IMPORTANT POWER-UP ACTION ITEMS

1.) Your primary email for anything you may need is support@fawakih.com

2.) We ask each institution to create an internal WhatsApp group with their liaison to Fawakih, any instructors that will be teaching, as well as key admin involved.

  • Add your primary liaison as an admin so that they may add on any additional Fawakih team members as necessary.

  • Include the following: your course dates, websites, and any other relevant info in the whatsapp group, specifically copy and paste the following into your WhatsApp group description:

    • Institutional Website & Physical Address:

    • Link to roster: (google drive)

    • Link to Student Whatsapp group(s):

    • Course Start & End Dates:

    • Instructor Name(s) full names and levels they teach:

3.) Instructor Support WhatsApp group: please join this whatsapp group to be able to collaborate with your fellow Fawakih instructors. Teaching can often be challenging and even lonely at times. Whereas, some have administrative and academic support, there are other instructors that may not have the support (and in some cases, the confidence) to effectively serve their students. Here, we have created a welcoming community of fellow Quranic Arabic instructors. You can share any challenges you’ve had with students or the curriculum overall, in order to get feedback from your peers who may have overcome similar issues or may also be facing them.