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  • The Tale of a Raju in The Guide 
    Sarker, Md. Abdul Momen (Daffodil International University, 22-07)
    By nature, people love peace. But, sometimes, they reveal their devastating instincts both towards themselves and others. This phenomenon of conflict between love and hate prevails in many parts of the present ...
  • Teaching Vocabulary to Non-English Majors: A General Perspective 
    Ashraf, Tasleem Ara (2015-04-18)
    Abstract: Taking vocabulary problem as a colossal one for Non-English Majors into consideration, this article analyses the main factors for the problem. Enriching vocabulary is one of the major ways of acquiring ...
  • TEACHING WRITING SKILL EFFECTIVELY IN MIXEDABILITY CLASSES: AN INVESTIGATION OF TERTIARY LEVEL STUDENTS 
    Siddique, Sharmin (2016-04-30)
    Abstract: Mixed ability class is an important fact of all language classes, no matter where do teachers live in the world or which educational institute they teach. In a mixed ability language class, most of the language ...
  • Tertiary Learner's Attitudes Towards Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) in Bangladesh 
    Uddin, Md. Rafiz (Daffodil International University, 2019-07-06)
    This study investigates the status of Communicative Language Teaching (Cat among the tertiary learners of Bangladesh by examining their beliefs, feelings, and attitudes towards it. The participants are from various departments ...
  • The Theme of Conflict in The Novels of F. Scott Fitzgerald 
    Das, Shusil Kumar (2013-12-14)
    Conflict of various dimensions is a major theme operating at subtle scales in the deeper levels of the novels of F. Scott Fitzgerald. Through the ever-operative force of conflic,t the novelist has demonstrated the essential ...
  • Theories and Practices Nexus of Reading Skill in National University of Bangladesh 
    Reza, Md. Mohoshin (Daffodil International University, 2017-07-01)
    Only enunciating the sounds, symbolized with written marks, may be an aspect of reading but is not the final goal. If a learner can utter the words of a text but cannot understand the meaning of it, then, in his activity, ...
  • Theorizing "Exercise Book" Through the Perspectives of Three Translation Theorists Jakobson, Derrida and Benjamin 
    Oysharja, Lutfun Naher Mahmud; Sharmin, Liza (Daffodil International University, 23-07)
    A noble translator uncovers a text for the target language readers. An amateur translator, on the other hand, may destroy the prospect, beauty, and liveliness of the text. Therefore, while translating a text, a translator ...
  • To Live in this World”: An Eco-feminist Study of the Poetry of Mary Oliver 
    Ishrat, Irina (Daffodil International University, 2018-07-01)
    Maxine Kumin wrote in the “Women’s Review of Books,” that Mary Oliver is an “indefatigable guide to the natural world.” Her verses produce a relieving effect and concentrate on the calm aspects of nature, assiduous ...
  • Transforming Journalism and Communication Education: A Focus on Bangladesh and Papua New Guinea 
    Rahman, Md. Golam (2013-12-14)
    The study focuses on Journalism and Communication education in developing countries that indicates a compromise and balance of traditional outlay and modern technology but resulted to a mismatch of ‘slow march to fast ...
  • Trends of TV News Coverage in Bangladesh 
    Shafiul Islam, Sheikh Mohammad; Marjan, Syed Mahfujul Haque (2013-12-14)
    The media booming especially the rise of satellite television channels is a significant phenomenon in the landscape of Bangladesh media which was initiated after the fall of autocratic regime in 1990. At present, twenty ...
  • UNDERSTANDING HUMAN COMMUNICATION FROM YOUR OWN CONTEXT 
    Hasan, Muhammed Rashedul (2016-04-30)
    Foundation of Human Communication (2015) is a recent contribution of Sheikh Shafiul Islam and Shah Nister Kabir to the academic practices of communication studies in Bangladesh. It is the first ever attempt to make the ...
  • Using English Movies in English Classrooms at Tertiary Level in Bangladesh 
    Huda, Shamsi Ara (Daffodil International University, 2019-07-06)
    Keeping the tech-savvy learners of the 21st century in mind, classroom teaching is no longer confined to only printed texts. To reach the entertainment lover learners, it has become a trend of the time to ensure edutainment ...
  • USING MUSIC IN THE ADULT EFL SPEAKING CLASSROOM 
    Ridwana, Kanita (2016-04-30)
    Abstract: Music can play an important role in adult EFL classrooms and help adult learners improve their learning process. Adult learners are generally found to be slower learners than regular tertiary EFL learners, ...
  • Utilitarian Knowledge with a Rhetorical Flourish 
    Mitu, Farhana Easmin (Daffodil International University, 2019-07-06)
    This article examines some of Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam's selected speeches from a thematic, stylistic and linguistic points of view. The intended themes of the speeches have been analyzed with utilitarian, moral, philosophical, ...
  • The Validity of Normative Power in International Politics in the Twenty-First Century 
    Ahmed, Sabbir (Daffodil International University, 2020-07-30)
    The concept of “normative power” has emerged, as states continuously looked for additional ways to infuse norms within a system. Normative power refers to the power of governing the creation, deletion, or modification ...
  • The War against Boko Haram in Nigeria covered in Press Releases: Dispersions and Deliberations 
    Uba, Yusuf Ibrahim; Rahman, Md. Golam (Daffodil International University, 2018-07-01)
    The war against Boko Haram has no doubt thrown Nigerians and the country into a chaotic state. Nigerians and indeed the international community have been perturbed by the seemingly security challenges ravaging the Nation’s ...
  • Web 2.0 Technologies: Building the New Web-Based Libraries 
    Sarkhel, Juran Krishna; Khan, Md. Milan (2015-04-18)
    Abstract: This paper discusses and highlights the potential of Web 2.0 in the context of libraries. Internet in general and Web in particular are playing a vital role in computer-mediated scholarly communication. ...
  • Writingin Bangladesh 
    Reza, Dr. Md. Mohoshin (Daffodil International University, 2019-07-06)
    Writing needs writers' control over a good number of variables at a time e.g. grammar (s). mechanics and usages. The Honours and Bachelor (Pass Course) students of Nation( University (NU) of Bangladesh are taught ; Wring ...
  • Youth On The Move: Editorial Management And News Reporting 
    Vaagan, Robert W. (2013-12-14)
    Media is going through a massive change globally as an impact of burgeoning information and telecommunication technology. Increased global ICT penetration and media convergence are posing new challenges to media organizations, ...
  • Youth Response to Climate Change in Bangladesh 
    Akber, Mohammad Faisal; Uddin, Md. Burhan (Daffodil International University, 22-07)
    Climate change has evolved into an issue of concern worldwide since the 1970s. Bangladesh is the most affected country, having multi-dimensional environmental challenges as a result of climate change. From 2000 to 2019, ...

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