اسطوانات تعليمية للاطفال

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تعليم الفرنسية (( المستوى الاول – المستوى الثانى)) 30 برنامج تعليمى للاطفال والتى تساعد على تنمية وتطوير الناحية الفكرية والابداعية والحصلية اللغوية للاطفال فى إطار تعليمى تربوى .

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مرحبا فى تعليم العربية (( المستوى الاول – المستوى الثانى )) 30 برنامج تعليمى للاطفال ، تعليم تفاعلى للاطفا ل . 

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روضة الاطفا ل (( الحروف – الارقام – تلوين – العاب تعليمية )) للإعمار من 2-5 ، البرنامج ناطق باللغة العربية والانجليزية .

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  الموسوعة العربية فى القواعد الاملائية :بالصوت والصورة ، البرنامج يساعد على تنمية وتطوير القواعد اللغوية باسلوب ميسر .

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اختبارات تنمية الذكاء (( يعمل البرنامج على مساعدة وتنمية وتطوير العمق الإدراكى والفكرى والبعد الذهنى  للإطفال للإعمار 3-9 . 

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اختبارات تنمية مهارات العمليات الحسابية : للإعمار 6-15 يعمل البرنامج على قياس وتنمية العمليات الحسابية وكلما تدرب الشخص على هذه النوعية من المهارات يكتسب المزيد من الخبرة والكفاءة فى التعامل معها وحلها بالاضافة  إلى تحسين الذاكرة الحسابية لدى الاطفال  . 

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اختبارات  الذاكرة والتركيز: للاعمار  6-15 ((تساعد على تنمية وتطوير عملية تخزين واسترجاع المعلومات فى العقل للاطفال

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العبقرى الصغير (( شاهد – تعلم – ابتكر )) يحتوى البرنامج على اكثر من  80 تجربة علمية . 

Yusuf Idris, also Yusif Idris (Arabic: يوسف إدريس‎)(May 19, 1927 - August 1, 1991) was an Egyptian writer of plays, short stories, and novels. Idris originally trained to be a doctor, studying at the University of Cairo.

He sought to put the foundations of a modern Egyptian theatre based on popular traditions and folklore, his main success in this quest was his most famous work, a play called "Al-Farafeer" depicting two main characters: the Master and the "Farfour" [=poor layman].

For some time he was a regular writer in the famous daily newspaper Al-Ahram. It is known that he was nominated several times to win the Nobel prize for literature.

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Tall, striking, and adventurous to a fault, young British relief worker Emma McCune came to Sudan determined to make a difference in a country decimated by the longest-running civil war in Africa.

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Sudan has been at war with itself for the last forty years, except for a ten-year period of peace from 1972 to 1983. This book traces the root causes of the Sudanese conflict: the remnants of slave culture and the rift between North and South, exacerbated by a conflict of culture and religion.

Despite past divisions, the author identifies new points of departure in the conflict, particularly after the agreement reached by John Garang de Marbos in the South and the leadership of the Northern parties.

The main tenets of this agreement are: recognition of the country's religious and cultural diversity, separation between religion and the state, recognition of citizenship as the sole determinant of political rights and duties, and radical restructuring of the state as a quasi-confederal state. The author avers that these measures hold the last chance for Sudan to be united!

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Africa has moved from international conflict under foreign domination to struggles for political sovereignty and economic independence.

Looking at the changes in Africa's fortunes since 1935, this volume examines the challenges of nation-building and socio-cultural changes affecting the continent.

The series is co-published in Africa with seven publishers, in the United States and Canada by the University of California Press, and in association with the UNESCO Press.

Leila Aboulela’s assured debut is about a widowed Muslim mother living in Aberdeen who falls in love with a Scottish secular academic.

Sammar is a Sudanese widow working as an Arabic translator at a Scottish university. Since the sudden death of her husband, her young son has gone to live with family in Khartoum, leaving Sammar alone in cold, gray Aberdeen, grieving and isolated.

But when she begins to translate for Rae, a Scottish Islamic scholar, the two develop a deep friendship that awakens in Sammar all the longing for life she has repressed. 

• Foreword / Jan P. Pronk
• Introduction / Stephen Ellis
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Meganisi is one of the smallest and most remote of the Greek Ionian islands. From another point of view, it is the centre of the world, and its sailors travel literally from China to Peru while its migrants maintain familial connections from Johannesburg to Montreal.

This volume reveals the historical dynamism of what appears at first sight to be a forgotten backwater. The villages of Meganisi are also, however, tightly-knit communities, and this detailed ethnographic study explores the basis on which the islanders' solidarity and sense of identity are constructed and reconstructed despite population mobility and economic change; the values, sentiments and structures of kinship and family. 

Both authors have been intimately involved with the Kenana Sugar Farm project for many years. Osman el-Nazir, the company's Managing Director since 1981, first joined the project as a representative of the Sudan government in 1973. The same year Govind Desai was seconded from Lonrho's Zambia operations. From 1981 to 1994 he was the company's Financial Controller.

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Imagine that men are from Mars and women are from Venus. One day long ago the Martians, looking through their telescopes, discovered the Venusians. Just glimpsing the Venusians awakened feelings they had never known. They fell in love and quickly invented space travel and flew to Venus. 

The Venusians welcomed the Martians with open arms. They had intuitively known that this day would come. Their hearts opened wide to a love they had never felt before.
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