This research paper explores the integration of local identity into English language teaching (ELT) in Nepal, highlighting the importance of culturally responsive pedagogy. In a country marked by rich linguistic diversity ...

This study aims to expand the description of Sri Lankan English through a descriptive analysis of the sub-variety produced by the Sri Lankan Moor community, reflecting on the multilingual, multi-ethnic, and multicultural ...

Sri Lankan English (SLE) is generally identified within academia as the variety of English used in Sri Lanka and therefore bears its own unique identity. This study examined the perceptions, beliefs and attitudes of ...

Formative feedback during writing sessions is crucial for improving students’ writing skills. However, educators often struggle with the heavy workload and limited time available to provide such feedback. Research has ...

The study conducted at two major private universities in Bangladesh examines the impact of gamified lesson design on teaching and learning outcomes by enhancing positive washback in language instruction. In tertiary-level ...

The global ELT industry often emphasizes literary texts rooted in British culture, which can pose significant comprehension challenges for students in post-colonial contexts such as Sri Lanka. Although the prescribed ...

In today’s highly competitive world, gaining competency in a second language is paramount for individuals since it has become one of the key elements of surviving and thriving in the industrial arena. Writing is ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the field of education, transforming teaching practices, learning experiences, and assessment methods. In the field of English language teaching (ELT), it offers numerous ...

Textbooks are the primary knowledge hub or a resource for marginalized children who lack access to commercially produced supplementary materials or any other educational materials available in the mainstream market. ...

English occupies a paradoxical position in Asia, serving as both a vehicle for socio-economic mobility and a source of cultural and linguistic tension. The study aims to critically trace the historical development of ...