In today's globalized world, shaped by the influences of social media, migrations, and various factors, it is imperative for education systems to adapt to and align with these changes in order to
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Humour is frequently associated with positive thoughts and images, and is therefore characterized by its benevolent aspects. This phenomenon is often observed within social interaction environments.
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English literature was allegedly at its first peak in the age of Queen Elizabeth I of England (1533–1603). The queen systematically intended to adopt a different approach than her ancestors.
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Language teachers face a range of stressors (MacIntyre et al., 2019) and challenges because of the physical, emotional, and socially demanding habits of their work, negatively affecting their
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La Belle et La Bête, a French fairytale which symbolizes true romantic love is not only a popular or fantastic story in European literature but its story has also become universal with its many
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Language learners’ socioeconomic background has not been widely recognized as a relevant learner factor in the field of English language learning despite its significant focus in general
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Practicum or teaching practice, in the context of English Language Teaching (ELT), plays a vital role in shaping the teaching abilities and professional development of pre-service English language
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It has been widely debated whether or how to integrate culture in foreign language education. Literature in language teaching research has shown that the relationship between culture learning and
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