Orality

There are a lot of types of assessment in medical education that students can be evaluated in different ways such as written assessments, oral examination, performances or workplace assessment and evaluation of attitudes. However, this assignment will focus on long essay questions and multiple choice questions (MCQs) in written assessments and oral examination only. Therefore, the purpose of this assignment can be divided into three parts. Firstly, the use of long essay format and MCQs in the specific

Sharma. Research Scholar Deptt. of English University of Jammu. Contact: 9419717823 Email: rishika.sharma10@gmail.com Realistic Portrayal of Dogra Society is B.P. Sathe’s Short Story Kudme da Lahma. Dogra region was flooded with a whole lot of orality in folk lores, songs ballads, proverbs etc. In theses folk tales and songs were sung the greatness of love, the stories of great personalities from Duggar land like Baba Jitto, Miya Dido etc. This oral tradition in Dogra culture cannot be looked out

The period of European colonialism in Africa was rife with oppressive, racist, and brutal power systems that acted purely in the interests of the colonizing nations. The people being crushed under these systems engaged in many anti-colonial struggles to improve their conditions and gain liberty, however, these efforts were hindered by selfish people, betraying those around them to work with the colonial powers, for personal gain. Sembene Ousmane’s novel, God’s Bits of Wood, takes place during the

sources of power and authority in the region that constitute culture and regulate gender perception, gender role assignment, and gender subversion? Among the various sources of power and authority, seven stand out: history, Islam, multilingualism, orality, social organization, economic status, and political system.” II. METHODS Research Setting This research will be conducted with a non-governmental organization serving women victims of gender biased violence, and women who find themselves in a

The novel 1984 written by George Orwell struck readers with alarm and conviction as the author’s claims and pessimistic predictions addressed the future of language’s ability to shape human thought and behavior. Withholding knowledge and confiscating autonomy, Orwell writes, allowed the fictional government to control every aspect of its citizens’ lives. Alternatively, Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World anticipated the opposite of Orwell’s claims and wrote of a dystopian future of people who had grown

Life of Pi is planned, so Martel instructs us, to make the peruser have confidence in God. This strong, obviously outreaching, reason finds it on a perilous good high ground. D.H. Lawrence cautioned against utilizing the novel as a gathering for the creator to attest his own ethical or religious conviction: Ethical quality in the novel is the trembling unsteadiness of the parity. At the point when the author puts his thumb in the scale, to draw down the equalization to his own inclination, that

Their Eyes Were Watching God Often in stories of self-realization and self-love, there is an incident that is often overlooked. In Their Eyes Were Watching God, such is the case. While many people tend to believe that Janie’s relationship with Teacake was the central time when she realized who she was, Her marriage with Joe Starks is often ignored in the big picture. Janie realized what she didn’t want and not to settle and that helped her accept Teacake later on in the book. Jody’s ideals

The Power of Bloggers and the Magnitude of the Blogosphere What is a blog? Blog is a web-based writing space, an online journal, a virtual forum; it's self-maintained web page that provide a list of links to other web sites along with comments and critics about the links; it's a site containing chronologically ordered information, both personal and impersonal. It's something new - something that will change the way we write just like the way the invention of paper and printing press have

For this essay I have decided to analyse the role of the supernatural in the short stories ‘The Cameronian Preacher’s Tale’ by James Hogg and ‘The Two Drovers’ by Sir Walter Scott. I am going to discuss both the importance of this feature in the context of the Romantic period and the rise of nationalism in Scotland (as a consequence of the important events that took place in this particular moment); and also the role that the supernatural plays in the structure and themes of both short stories. Both

Ramsey Parra October 16th, 2017 Annotated Bibliography RHODES, N., & ELLITHORPE, M. E. (2016). Laughing at Risk: Sitcom Laugh Tracks Communicate Norms for Behavior. Media Psychology, 19(3), 359-380. The function that sitcom laugh tracks play in the correspondence of social standards was researched. Members (n = 112) were presented to a sitcom in which thoughtless driving practices were shown. One group of the members saw a portion of the sitcom with the laugh track on, and the other group saw