The Concept of Expression:
It is the methodical school work that proceeds according to one's feelings, emotions, observations, and life experiences, orally and in writing, in sound language, according to a certain intellectual pattern.
A means of understanding between people, and a means of presenting their ideas and feelings, and it is the goal that all language subjects aim for, and strive to refine.
The Concept of Strategy:
A set of procedures, practices, and steps that the teacher follows inside the classroom, to reach specific outcomes, in light of the objectives they have set.
It is a set of procedures and means used by the teacher, the use of which results in enabling students to benefit from educational experiences.
Types of Expression
Expression is of two types: oral expression and written expression. Oral expression is what is known as conversation or oral composition, and written expression is what is known as written composition.
Oral Expression:
Its importance appears in that it is a tool for rapid communication between an individual and others, and success in it achieves many vital purposes in various fields; among its problems in the school field is the encroachment of colloquial language and its dominance over students' tongues
Written Expression:
Written expression is speech with purposes and aims that requires adherence to spelling rules and punctuation marks, in addition to adherence to what the speech requires of styles of expression. Written expression has purposes and aims, and these purposes may be
functional, required by the student's daily life situations, or they may be creative, required by situations of expressing feelings
Arabic language teachers, educational supervisors, and anyone interested in written expression skills.