خلاصة:
In the General Persian syllabus, which was formulated by the Supreme Council for Planning of the Ministry of Culture and Higher Education more than three decades ago, a massive and chaotic collection of materials necessary for teaching General Persian was promulgated. Since then until today, this syllabus has apparently remained in effect, but what is seen in practice in teaching General Persian is different from the expectations stated in the syllabus. Among the various materials included in the syllabus, the first and apparently most important section pertains to Persian writing. The title of the first section of the syllabus is 'About Writing,' and what follows it refers to issues related to authorship. In this research, thirty selected books (selected completely randomly but within a specific time range) were examined in terms of compliance with the syllabus, and the result was that in only three of the thirty mentioned books were all items related to writing included, while the rest of the books addressed these topics in a scattered and selective manner. Almost half of the books have not paid any attention to teaching Persian writing at all.
ملخص الجهاز:
Persian Literature and Writing by Hassan Ahmadi Givi (14)/ Persian Language and Writing by Hassan Ahmadi Givi and others (18)/ General Persian by Amir Ismail Azar and others (27)/ General Persian 1 by Gholamreza Arzhang (16)/ General Persian by Reza Ashrafzadeh (10)/ Literature Tour by Seyed Mahmoud Elhambakhsh (24)/ Selected Texts of Persian Literature by Jalil Tajlil and others (1)/ From Cocoon to Butterfly by Hamidreza Jadidi (26)/ Persian Language and Literature by Mehrdad Chatrai (30)/ General Persian by Khalil Hadidi and others (12)/ General Persian by Seyed Mohammad Damadi (28)/ Persian Language and Literature by Hassan Zolfaghari and others (21)/ General Persian by Mohammadreza Rashed Mohassel and others (25)/ Sweet Persian Speech by Akbar Sayyad Koh and others (6)/ Persian Language and Literature by Gholam Mohammad Taheri Mobarakeh (5)/ Selected Persian Speech by Ishaq Taghyani and others (19) / In the Rose Garden of Persian Literature by Ghazanfar Abdi and others (22) / General Persian by Ahmad Ghanipour Malekshah and others (9)/ General Persian by Mahmoud Fotouhi and others (4)/ Meaning-makers of Form, Form-makers of Meaning by Abbas Ghanbari Adavi and Ahmad Rahim Khani (20)/ General Persian by Ibrahim Gheisari and Mohammad Dehghani (13)/ General Persian by the group of authors from Payame Noor University (3) / General Persian by the Persian Language and Literature group of Islamic Azad University, Shahrekord Branch (2)/ General Persian by Mehdi Mahouzi (7)/ General Persian by Omid Majd (17)/ General Persian by Mehdi Mohabbati (23)/ Universal Persian by Abdolreza Modarres Zadeh (8)/ Introductory Persian by Farajollah Mousavi and others (15) / From the Horizons of Persian Literature by Ahmadreza Yalmehha and others (29)/ Persian Language and Literature by Ahmadreza Yalmehha and others (11) In this statistical population, there are books that are almost completely faithful to the General Persian syllabus, and there are also books whose degree of deviation from the syllabus is very high.
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