This study aims to investigate and understand the diverse coping mechanisms employed by individuals in their journey towards healing as a response to the traumatic experiences they had during their childhood. Particularly ...

The present research aims to explore teachers' perspectives and attitudes towards incorporating soft skills into English as a Foreign Language classes at the Department of English at Guelma University. Developing soft ...

English language learning (ELL) in Algerian middle schools is an area of increasing interest due to globalization and growing importance of English proficiency in the modern world. This study aims at exploring the teachers' ...

This dissertation examines the issue of media bias with a specific focus on the American media coverage of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict vs. Russian-Ukrainian war. Through a comparative analysis of media coverage of ...

After the 9/11 attacks, the United States government enacted various measures to support national security, with the USA PATRIOT Act standing out as a key federal law. This legislation vastly expanded the government's ...

The current dissertation sheds light on the Partition Plan, or United Nations General Assembly Resolution 181, and its significant influence on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The study reveals the historical background ...

Despite the growing number of works that represent the black female migrant characters in the literary scene, many narratives often fail to capture the complexity and uniqueness of their identities and experiences. ...

Podcasts have emerged as valuable tools for education, offering a diverse range of content accessible to learners worldwide. In the realm of language learning, particularly for English as foreign language students, ...

Understanding written texts is very crucial in foreign language teaching classrooms. Therefore, students have to improve their reading comprehension through informal learning by using technology beyond the classroom. ...

The American-Israeli “special relationship” dates back to 1948, when the US was the first country to recognize the establishment of the “Israeli Jewish” state after WWII. The common interests between the two countries ...