Academy of Education and Social Sciences Review , 2024
International Research and Publishing Academy (iRAPA) stands neutral with regard to jurisdictiona... more International Research and Publishing Academy (iRAPA) stands neutral with regard to jurisdictional claims in the published maps and institutional affiliations.
The purpose of this study was to find out the role teachers play in developing learners' speaking... more The purpose of this study was to find out the role teachers play in developing learners' speaking skills at primary level in District Hyderabad. The nature of the study was Quantitative Survey research designs. Quantitative data were collected through structured surveys and distributed to primary school teachers across District Hyderabad, while qualitative insights were gathered through in-depth interviews with selected teachers and students. The researchers used Google forms to design the questionnaire and distributed it via email, WhatsApp and social media platforms to get the responses from the target group. Percentages and means technique were used to analyse the data by utilizing SPSS. The outcomes of this study are expected to inform educational strategies, teacher training programs, and curriculum design, fostering an enriched learning experience for primary school students in District Hyderabad and potentially serving as a model for similar educational contexts worldwide.
International Journal of English Language Education and Literature Studies (IJEEL), Dec 31, 2022
This study tires to find the themes of intersectionality in Amrita Pritam's poems, her poems are ... more This study tires to find the themes of intersectionality in Amrita Pritam's poems, her poems are highly valuable in terms of gender roles, class, loss of identity, suppression of woman's individuality and sexuality. There has been little to no work done on Pritam's poems, nevertheless, this study will provide a unique lens through which we can imagine what she lived through. Her poetry is still relatable, and it is important to read her poetry through a feminist-oriented lens. In a world where man rules she shined more than ever, being a rebellious queen and an inspiration to many young girls. This study is textual analysis, its studied through thematic analysis. I.
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research), Oct 2, 2023
In every society, there is a dominant language that we unconsciously prefer, and for the majority... more In every society, there is a dominant language that we unconsciously prefer, and for the majority of us, that language is English. In Pakistan, the official language of English is preferred over national and regional languages. Code-switching is the practice of switching from one language to another, and it is essentially an inevitable phenomenon, especially in the zone of multilinguals and bilinguals followed by language dominance. Since Pakistan's pedagogical learning and teaching methods have never been studied, additional research is required. Code switching gained importance in the 1990s when several studies on the subject were published. Since then, it has been crucial for most institutions to strike a balance between languages so that code switching may be advantageous for both learning and teaching systems. The paper aims to discuss the impact of high and low languages in Pakistan, with a focus on Hyderabad Sindh. The causes of code-switching and language dominance will be highlighted in the article through analysis of interviews with former National University of Modern Languages students. I.
Panacea journal of linguistics and literature, Dec 31, 2023
is well known for his portrayal of society through skillful integration of personal, historical, ... more is well known for his portrayal of society through skillful integration of personal, historical, and cultural experiences. This study looks at "Toba Tek Singh," a masterpiece of Saadat Hasan Manto's fiction that provides a detailed analysis of representation of identity and belonging. A clear picture of the unrest surrounding India's 1947 split is painted in this short story. The narrative explores significant historical events as well as challenging issues of identity and belonging. This article examines the several ways in which Manto employs these ideas to express division. The themes that are emphasized are examined by exploring the surroundings, symbols, and characters. The study investigates at how the narrative emphasizes the difficulties in building an identity and trying to find a sense of belonging in a divided society due to political upheaval. The objectives of the study call for the thematic analysis. This study examines the attachment of identities and a sense of belonging to people that cannot be replaced or removed. Through a close analysis of characters, symbolism, and narrative techniques, the study unveils the complex interplay of cultural, social, and personal elements that shape the characters' sense of self and their connection to their surroundings. The research argues that Manto's portrayal of the inmates, particularly the eponymous character Bishan Singh, serves as a microcosm reflecting the broader human struggle for belonging in a world marked by divisions and chaos. The narrative skillfully employs elements of absurdity, tragedy, and dark humor to underscore the arbitrary nature of borders and the resulting displacement of identities.
The purpose of this study was to find out the role teachers play in developing learners' speaking... more The purpose of this study was to find out the role teachers play in developing learners' speaking skills at primary level in District Hyderabad. The nature of the study was Quantitative Survey research designs. Quantitative data were collected through structured surveys and distributed to primary school teachers across District Hyderabad, while qualitative insights were gathered through in-depth interviews with selected teachers and students. The researchers used Google forms to design the questionnaire and distributed it via email, WhatsApp and social media platforms to get the responses from the target group. Percentages and means technique were used to analyse the data by utilizing SPSS. The outcomes of this study are expected to inform educational strategies, teacher training programs, and curriculum design, fostering an enriched learning experience for primary school students in District Hyderabad and potentially serving as a model for similar educational contexts worldwide.
panacea journal of linguistics and literature, 2023
is well known for his portrayal of society through skillful integration of personal, historical, ... more is well known for his portrayal of society through skillful integration of personal, historical, and cultural experiences. This study looks at "Toba Tek Singh," a masterpiece of Saadat Hasan Manto's fiction that provides a detailed analysis of representation of identity and belonging. A clear picture of the unrest surrounding India's 1947 split is painted in this short story. The narrative explores significant historical events as well as challenging issues of identity and belonging. This article examines the several ways in which Manto employs these ideas to express division. The themes that are emphasized are examined by exploring the surroundings, symbols, and characters. The study investigates at how the narrative emphasizes the difficulties in building an identity and trying to find a sense of belonging in a divided society due to political upheaval. The objectives of the study call for the thematic analysis. This study examines the attachment of identities and a sense of belonging to people that cannot be replaced or removed. Through a close analysis of characters, symbolism, and narrative techniques, the study unveils the complex interplay of cultural, social, and personal elements that shape the characters' sense of self and their connection to their surroundings. The research argues that Manto's portrayal of the inmates, particularly the eponymous character Bishan Singh, serves as a microcosm reflecting the broader human struggle for belonging in a world marked by divisions and chaos. The narrative skillfully employs elements of absurdity, tragedy, and dark humor to underscore the arbitrary nature of borders and the resulting displacement of identities.
This study tires to find the themes of intersectionality in Amrita Pritam's poems, her poems are ... more This study tires to find the themes of intersectionality in Amrita Pritam's poems, her poems are highly valuable in terms of gender roles, class, loss of identity, suppression of woman's individuality and sexuality. There has been little to no work done on Pritam's poems, nevertheless, this study will provide a unique lens through which we can imagine what she lived through. Her poetry is still relatable, and it is important to read her poetry through a feminist-oriented lens. In a world where man rules she shined more than ever, being a rebellious queen and an inspiration to many young girls. This study is textual analysis, its studied through thematic analysis. I.
In every society, there is a dominant language that we unconsciously prefer, and for the majority... more In every society, there is a dominant language that we unconsciously prefer, and for the majority of us, that language is English. In Pakistan, the official language of English is preferred over national and regional languages. Code-switching is the practice of switching from one language to another, and it is essentially an inevitable phenomenon, especially in the zone of multilinguals and bilinguals followed by language dominance. Since Pakistan's pedagogical learning and teaching methods have never been studied, additional research is required. Code switching gained importance in the 1990s when several studies on the subject were published. Since then, it has been crucial for most institutions to strike a balance between languages so that code switching may be advantageous for both learning and teaching systems. The paper aims to discuss the impact of high and low languages in Pakistan, with a focus on Hyderabad Sindh. The causes of code-switching and language dominance will be highlighted in the article through analysis of interviews with former National University of Modern Languages students. I.
Academy of Education and Social Sciences Review , 2024
International Research and Publishing Academy (iRAPA) stands neutral with regard to jurisdictiona... more International Research and Publishing Academy (iRAPA) stands neutral with regard to jurisdictional claims in the published maps and institutional affiliations.
The purpose of this study was to find out the role teachers play in developing learners' speaking... more The purpose of this study was to find out the role teachers play in developing learners' speaking skills at primary level in District Hyderabad. The nature of the study was Quantitative Survey research designs. Quantitative data were collected through structured surveys and distributed to primary school teachers across District Hyderabad, while qualitative insights were gathered through in-depth interviews with selected teachers and students. The researchers used Google forms to design the questionnaire and distributed it via email, WhatsApp and social media platforms to get the responses from the target group. Percentages and means technique were used to analyse the data by utilizing SPSS. The outcomes of this study are expected to inform educational strategies, teacher training programs, and curriculum design, fostering an enriched learning experience for primary school students in District Hyderabad and potentially serving as a model for similar educational contexts worldwide.
International Journal of English Language Education and Literature Studies (IJEEL), Dec 31, 2022
This study tires to find the themes of intersectionality in Amrita Pritam's poems, her poems are ... more This study tires to find the themes of intersectionality in Amrita Pritam's poems, her poems are highly valuable in terms of gender roles, class, loss of identity, suppression of woman's individuality and sexuality. There has been little to no work done on Pritam's poems, nevertheless, this study will provide a unique lens through which we can imagine what she lived through. Her poetry is still relatable, and it is important to read her poetry through a feminist-oriented lens. In a world where man rules she shined more than ever, being a rebellious queen and an inspiration to many young girls. This study is textual analysis, its studied through thematic analysis. I.
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research), Oct 2, 2023
In every society, there is a dominant language that we unconsciously prefer, and for the majority... more In every society, there is a dominant language that we unconsciously prefer, and for the majority of us, that language is English. In Pakistan, the official language of English is preferred over national and regional languages. Code-switching is the practice of switching from one language to another, and it is essentially an inevitable phenomenon, especially in the zone of multilinguals and bilinguals followed by language dominance. Since Pakistan's pedagogical learning and teaching methods have never been studied, additional research is required. Code switching gained importance in the 1990s when several studies on the subject were published. Since then, it has been crucial for most institutions to strike a balance between languages so that code switching may be advantageous for both learning and teaching systems. The paper aims to discuss the impact of high and low languages in Pakistan, with a focus on Hyderabad Sindh. The causes of code-switching and language dominance will be highlighted in the article through analysis of interviews with former National University of Modern Languages students. I.
Panacea journal of linguistics and literature, Dec 31, 2023
is well known for his portrayal of society through skillful integration of personal, historical, ... more is well known for his portrayal of society through skillful integration of personal, historical, and cultural experiences. This study looks at "Toba Tek Singh," a masterpiece of Saadat Hasan Manto's fiction that provides a detailed analysis of representation of identity and belonging. A clear picture of the unrest surrounding India's 1947 split is painted in this short story. The narrative explores significant historical events as well as challenging issues of identity and belonging. This article examines the several ways in which Manto employs these ideas to express division. The themes that are emphasized are examined by exploring the surroundings, symbols, and characters. The study investigates at how the narrative emphasizes the difficulties in building an identity and trying to find a sense of belonging in a divided society due to political upheaval. The objectives of the study call for the thematic analysis. This study examines the attachment of identities and a sense of belonging to people that cannot be replaced or removed. Through a close analysis of characters, symbolism, and narrative techniques, the study unveils the complex interplay of cultural, social, and personal elements that shape the characters' sense of self and their connection to their surroundings. The research argues that Manto's portrayal of the inmates, particularly the eponymous character Bishan Singh, serves as a microcosm reflecting the broader human struggle for belonging in a world marked by divisions and chaos. The narrative skillfully employs elements of absurdity, tragedy, and dark humor to underscore the arbitrary nature of borders and the resulting displacement of identities.
The purpose of this study was to find out the role teachers play in developing learners' speaking... more The purpose of this study was to find out the role teachers play in developing learners' speaking skills at primary level in District Hyderabad. The nature of the study was Quantitative Survey research designs. Quantitative data were collected through structured surveys and distributed to primary school teachers across District Hyderabad, while qualitative insights were gathered through in-depth interviews with selected teachers and students. The researchers used Google forms to design the questionnaire and distributed it via email, WhatsApp and social media platforms to get the responses from the target group. Percentages and means technique were used to analyse the data by utilizing SPSS. The outcomes of this study are expected to inform educational strategies, teacher training programs, and curriculum design, fostering an enriched learning experience for primary school students in District Hyderabad and potentially serving as a model for similar educational contexts worldwide.
panacea journal of linguistics and literature, 2023
is well known for his portrayal of society through skillful integration of personal, historical, ... more is well known for his portrayal of society through skillful integration of personal, historical, and cultural experiences. This study looks at "Toba Tek Singh," a masterpiece of Saadat Hasan Manto's fiction that provides a detailed analysis of representation of identity and belonging. A clear picture of the unrest surrounding India's 1947 split is painted in this short story. The narrative explores significant historical events as well as challenging issues of identity and belonging. This article examines the several ways in which Manto employs these ideas to express division. The themes that are emphasized are examined by exploring the surroundings, symbols, and characters. The study investigates at how the narrative emphasizes the difficulties in building an identity and trying to find a sense of belonging in a divided society due to political upheaval. The objectives of the study call for the thematic analysis. This study examines the attachment of identities and a sense of belonging to people that cannot be replaced or removed. Through a close analysis of characters, symbolism, and narrative techniques, the study unveils the complex interplay of cultural, social, and personal elements that shape the characters' sense of self and their connection to their surroundings. The research argues that Manto's portrayal of the inmates, particularly the eponymous character Bishan Singh, serves as a microcosm reflecting the broader human struggle for belonging in a world marked by divisions and chaos. The narrative skillfully employs elements of absurdity, tragedy, and dark humor to underscore the arbitrary nature of borders and the resulting displacement of identities.
This study tires to find the themes of intersectionality in Amrita Pritam's poems, her poems are ... more This study tires to find the themes of intersectionality in Amrita Pritam's poems, her poems are highly valuable in terms of gender roles, class, loss of identity, suppression of woman's individuality and sexuality. There has been little to no work done on Pritam's poems, nevertheless, this study will provide a unique lens through which we can imagine what she lived through. Her poetry is still relatable, and it is important to read her poetry through a feminist-oriented lens. In a world where man rules she shined more than ever, being a rebellious queen and an inspiration to many young girls. This study is textual analysis, its studied through thematic analysis. I.
In every society, there is a dominant language that we unconsciously prefer, and for the majority... more In every society, there is a dominant language that we unconsciously prefer, and for the majority of us, that language is English. In Pakistan, the official language of English is preferred over national and regional languages. Code-switching is the practice of switching from one language to another, and it is essentially an inevitable phenomenon, especially in the zone of multilinguals and bilinguals followed by language dominance. Since Pakistan's pedagogical learning and teaching methods have never been studied, additional research is required. Code switching gained importance in the 1990s when several studies on the subject were published. Since then, it has been crucial for most institutions to strike a balance between languages so that code switching may be advantageous for both learning and teaching systems. The paper aims to discuss the impact of high and low languages in Pakistan, with a focus on Hyderabad Sindh. The causes of code-switching and language dominance will be highlighted in the article through analysis of interviews with former National University of Modern Languages students. I.
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