Hina Chauhan

Intercultural Communication from HinaChauhan6

Diaspora and Salman Rushdie from HinaChauhan6

Adultery As a Sin For Women in 'The Scarlet Letter' and in 'Astitva' from HinaChauhan6

Literary Tendencies Of The Modern Age from HinaChauhan6

Hello Friends, This blog is part of my learning process on  Edgar Allan Poe 's short stories, the task is given by the Guest lecturer Dr. Jay Mehta. QUESTIONS:- 01. Recollect a moment of your life when you were at the height of ferocity (anger) on someone with/without some specific reason. What did you feel like speaking to or doing with that person? I hate liers. The worst kind of enemies are those who pretend to be our friends and I really hate this kind of people, Their words don't match with their actions. They feel jealous because others respect us. Indeed, it happened many times when I was on the hight of ferocity but let me be frank, without some specific reason I can never be angry with anyone. I have a dual personality just like coconut, people found me cruel from my outer behavior but actually, I'm too much emotional. I can easily hurt by my dearest persons, so whenever somebody tried to hurt me or pull me down at that time I'll be very frustra...

Meaning of Trnascendentalism :-  Transcendentalism is a philosophical movement that started in the 1830s with the belief that the most important reality is what is sensed or what is intuitive, rather than what is thought such as scientific knowledge.Transcendentalism comes from the Latin word transcendere, which means to "climb over or beyond." Founders of the American transcendentalism movement were indeed trying to "climb beyond" traditional empirical thinking, favoring instead a person's intuition and natural spirituality. Ralph Waldo Emerson, a famous transcendentalist, summed up the beliefs of transcendentalism when he said, "What lies behind us, and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us." An example of transcendentalism is the belief that man is at this best when he is independent, and not a part of organized religion or politics. Meaning of Anti -Transcendentalism :- Anti-transcendentalism was a literary subgenre ...

1. Teaching English as a "Second Language" in India. By  Kapil Kapoor. 2. Teaching of EST in indian conditions by  R S Sharma. 3. Teaching English as a Second Language in India: Focus on Objectives by  Shivendra K. Verma. 4. Socio-cultural Dimensions English as a Second Language by  Rekha Aslam. 5. "Teaching of English; A Plea for Practical Attitude" by   R K Singh. ◆  Why English  is such 1. 1. It's the most commonly spoken language in the world.  an important language? 2. It's the language of International business. 3. It's easy to learn. 4. It's helps us to understand other language as well. 5. It can be used around the world. 6. It's the language of the internet. 1. What is English language for me?    According to me....English is one of the most dominant language all around the world which is having it's impact on every field of work. Though English play a much greater role in entire world.   ...

Difference between approach and method:- - If I want to say briefly about approach so that It's refers to the way a teacher considers content while deciding how to teach it. While into the method refers to the way a teacher ultimately decides to teach it.  for example,  as a lecture, an activity, a discussion, etc. You can think of approach as a more general term that encompasses planning and consideration and method as the specific way something is taught. - Here is a difference between approach and method is that An approach is a way of dealing with something or somebody and A method is the process  which used or the steps taken to deal with an issue or a person. - Approach is the way in which you will approach the piece of literature you are teaching. You may center on the diction , or the theme, or the structure, or the romantic (or modern, etc.) nature of the piece; whatever you choose to teach. Approach is what you are going to teach. - Method refers...

Name: Hina P.Chauhan Sem: 3 Roll No. : 10 Batch: 2018-20 Enrollment No. : 2069108420190006 Paper No. :   12., English Language Teaching. Topic:   Importance of English as an International Language. Email ID: hinachauhan36511@gmail.com Submitted to: Smt.S.B.Gardi Department Of   English,M.K.Bhavnagar University .   Importance of English as an international language Introduction English gained its popularity in India with the coming of British. They rulled India for nearly two centuries. During this period they gradually introduced English and Western education to create a class of Indians who could serve the imperial ruler as an officials and link between them and masses. In 1947 when India became free, some of our leaders were not in fever of introducing English in our curriculum. But actually speaking it was the English language that helped us as a great unifying force in our struggle for freedom. Many of our leaders inspired from...