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Abstract: A literary text is a mirror that reflects the author’s life, feelings, emotions, and sufferings. To understand the literary work, one should take into consideration two main aspects: literary and philosophical. The literary aspect includes the style used by the author, and literary devices implemented in his writings such as metaphor, irony, pun and...
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Abstract: The main aim of this paper is to identify research skills needed for a training program in Mathematics teaching methods designed for newly started math faculty members in order to improve their research aptitude, moreover, the study tries to find out which aspects of research skills are more needed for the training program. The...
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Abstract: Abstract Autumn and Mohammed Omer Osman is the title of this study; trying to describe the reflection of autumn season in the poems of the poet. Apart from the introduction and the result, the study includes two main parts; the first part of the project is about (The content of the new Kurdish poetry...
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Abstract: Abstract Sarah Kane’s Blasted deals with sensitive issues that generate a lot of controversy. She demonstrates anti-feminism in the play because of the way she has shifted the audience attention away from the sexual turpitude committed against the only female character (Cate) in the play; and how she places emphasis on the sexual abuse...
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Abstract: Abstract This article explores the notion of white guilt and how it is weaponised, consciously or subconsciously, in the marginalisation of people of colour (POC), especially the Africans in the diaspora. It aims to show how white guilt changes its meaning from positive to negative when not controlled. This medium attempts to explain the...
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Abstract: Abstract Sexual abuse is a common phenomenon across the globe; this crime has gained much attention to the extent that a great number of studies have been carried out on this subject. Hence, kids have always been victims of this reprehensible act. One will wonder why some men are stimulated to commit this heinous...
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Abstract: Online learning environments can be described as online domains that permit synchronous, joint interface with teachers and students; they also provide some asynchronous learning resources for students, according to Siddiqui's information bank of educational technology. Additionally, it offers a crucial understanding of computer-based learning. Online instruction uses technology and the internet to facilitate learning...
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Abstract: This article is intended to assess the awareness of light pollution among teacher educators. The data were collected from Teacher educators who are working in teacher education institutions under Tamil Nadu Teacher Education University (TNTEU). The self-made multiple-choice Questionnaire was used to collect the data. Both inferential and descriptive statistics were used to analyse...
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Abstract: The primary objective of the current study is to investigate how internet use in the classroom in conjunction with metacognitive instruction affected students' metacognitive awareness, reading comprehension, and motivation. 40 pupils were randomly chosen from two eleventh-grade courses at Novin high school in Tabriz, Iran and split into two groups as follows: (a) experimental...
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Abstract: The article aims at determining the impact of integrated methods and approaches to language learning on the development of various students’ foreign language competencies. Methods. The research involved the questionnaire method, the method of expert evaluations, and the method of analysing the development of language competences. The obtained data were processed by the methods...
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