Lulu Mustafa

Boston University (MA)

Luluah Mustafa is a master lecturer at Boston University, where she teaches Modern Standard Arabic courses and Levantine Arabic. She served as the head of the Arabic program and first-year courses coordinator for many years. She is a board member of the New England Regional Association for Language Learning Technology. In recognition of her dedication and skill, Ms. Mustafa received two prestigious awards for Faculty Excellence in Teaching

All Sessions by Lulu Mustafa

  • June 27: Pathways to Planning


  • TELL: Planning
    Students at novice and intermediate levels will engage in various intercultural communicative tasks and projects that will guide them toward using a language that structures new discoveries about the “other” and themselves. This session shares a few innovative projects ideas that students have completed, such as Rap Songs, How People See Me, Food and Holidays, Marriage and Dowry, etc., to build bridges to the target culture in order to enhance their intercultural competencies.
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