There Is No Denying The Fact That The Elt World Has Changed Drastically From The Teacher-Oriented To A More Learner-Oriented One. Unfortunately, India Is Too Slow To This Change. Barring A Few Educational Institutions We Continue To Carry On With The Old And Outdated Methods And Materials. English Is Still Taught Here As A Content Subject Rather Than A Language Subject . No Doubt, The Shift Is Not Easy To Achieve. In Fact, It Is Not As Much A Change In Materials As A Change In The Total Outlook And Behaviour. It Implies Looking At Language From A Whole New Perspective.It Is Against This Backdrop That The Present Book Has Been Written. It Aims At Providing An Insight Into Existing Language Teaching In India. It Discusses At Length All The Issues Related To The Indian Curriculum. Problems That Are Likely To Be Faced By Teachers, Students And Curriculum-Framers In Adopting This Method Are Discussed Thread-Bare And Proper Solutions Provided. It Is Hoped That The Book Will Be Of Great Help To Researchers, Scholars And Syllabus Framers, Besides Being A Reference Book For Students Of English Language And Linguistics.
Di Pietro stresses the use of dialogues and the teaching of idiomatic competence
to second language learners. He finds it (idiomatic ... 73 Besides using 'dialogues
with options', the teacher can use role-play activities. Role-play means 'learning
... role-play activities.... COMMUNICATIVE METHOD IN TEACHING ENGLISH 59.
This book explores the transformation of Indian media in the context of two major developments: globalisation (which Sociologist Anthony Giddens terms as being ‘revolutionary’) and advances in communication technologies. It is rich in empirical details of how the Indian media has evolved in the past two decades, particularly in the context of potential to transform, construct and nurture particular identities in response to globalisation. The study of the transformation of Indian media is significant because not only has globalisation allowed access to a host of things hitherto represented as ‘foreign’ to Indian culture by the media, but it has also opened the floodgates for foreign media. Adopting a multi-disciplinary approach, this book looks at the role of media in purveying political, economic and cultural identities, the current definitions of ‘we’, ‘they’, and the ‘other’, and how the ‘other’ is perceived in contemporary India. The discussions cover all forms of media, that is, newspaper, films, radio, television and online media, along with media policy and other economic challenges facing the media.
The 'good' women are clothed mostly in the traditional sari, half-sari or the salwar
-kameez, while western wear and outlandish clothes and accessories are
reserved for the seductresses. At a time when the salwarkameez of the north of
India ...
Our main question is whether the new growth theories can explain why Japan
was successful in economic development relative to India and Indonesia. One
reason why new growth theory is still in limited use in historical research is its
focus ...
Contributed papers presented at the National Seminar on "Four Decades of Marine Geosciences in India: a Retrospect," held on 14-16 March, 2001, at Mangalore.
Contributed papers presented at the National Seminar on "Four Decades of Marine Geosciences in India: a Retrospect," held on 14-16 March, 2001, at Mangalore.
As Is Suggestive From The Name Of The Title, This Book Consists Of Important Legislations To Curb The Cyber Crime In India.The Book Contains The Original Text On The Themes Like The Information Technology Act, 2000; Telecom Regulatory Authority Of India (Trai); The Indian Telegraph Act, 1985; And The Reserve Bank Of India Act, 1934 Etc.Besides The Academic Worth, This Book Will Prove Of Utmost Use To Legal Practitioners And Police Officials.
As Is Suggestive From The Name Of The Title, This Book Consists Of Important Legislations To Curb The Cyber Crime In India.The Book Contains The Original Text On The Themes Like The Information Technology Act, 2000; Telecom Regulatory ...
