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Reima Sado Al-Jarf is a professor of ELT and translation at the College of Languages and Translation, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
She has been teaching ESL, translation and linguistics courses for undergraduate students and ESP courses for graduate students
for 21 years. Her areas of interests are: Use of technology in language teaching and learning, reading curriculum design,
reading in ESL and spelling and translation error analysis. She has published 6 books and more than 96 journal articles in
refereed International and national journals. She has given 145 conference presentations and conducted 27 workshops in 35
countries: USA, UK, Italy, France, Germany, Denmark, Holland, Belgium, Norway, Finland, switzerland, Spain, Greece, Poland,
Romania, Ukraine, Turkey, North Cyprus, South Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Iran, Japan, china, Thailand, South Africa,
Morocco, UAE, Bahrain, Oman, Jordan, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia and is a member of twenty two national and international professional
organizations. Many of her research results have been cited in internationa media and by many internet websites. For example,
the results of her "Global Dimension in Saudi History Textbooks" paper appeared in more than 20 newspapers worldwide
including World Trubune, Education Guardian, Opinion Journal, Le Monde, Gulf Wire Digest, Free Republic, the Straits Times,
Arab News, Imra, Saudi-US Relations Information Service, and others and her "The Effects of Online Instruction on Struggling
ESL College Writers" was also cited by many authors and was the subject of many research reviews.
 
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