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Pay it forward

by Alayton

Short Story / Editorial and Opinion

April 01, 2015

1 day reads: 2

Comments: 1

Summary

What you give you get, what you call you get. Trust is the only way.

mother's love

by Anatoly Nekrasov

Article / Editorial and Opinion

April 11, 2016

1 day reads: 2

Comments: 1

Shelves: 8

Summary

Excessive mother's love is a drama that occurs often in life but is little covered...

MORAL DECADENCE IN OUR SOCIETY: A CASE OF YOUTHS IN NIGERIA

by Ezemonye Michael

Article / Editorial and Opinion

October 27, 2019

1 day reads: 2

Summary

My little opinion about moral decadence in Nigeria

Family as priority

by Erikjaneta

Essay / Editorial and Opinion

October 07, 2022

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Comments: 2

Shelves: 1

Summary

What are your priorities?

Suspenders

by cmichael potter

Poem / Editorial and Opinion

September 20, 2023

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Comments: 1

Money for The Drain

by frog

Essay / Editorial and Opinion

July 26, 2009

1 day reads: 2

Comments: 1

Summary

I hate money with a passion I hate it so much i even mention my hate for it in my Fake suicide note.

Tey Qadr Taqdeer (Destiny)

by KamranRifat

Article / Editorial and Opinion

December 22, 2009

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Summary

Destiny is like a ubiquitous cloud over our lives. It heavily influences the events, the decisions we make, who we spend our lives with. Destiny has always been referred exclusively to a predetermined course of events. It is believed that there is a predetermined future, whether in general or of an individual. And all major events in our life such as birth, marriage, major illnesses, accidents and death are pre-destined. Throughout their lives, people have a lot of interest in them. It is a concept based on the belief that there is a fixed natural order to the universe. It is said that Allah commanded the pen to write Taqdeer (Destiny) in Loh-e-Mahfooz (Preserved Tablet) before the creation of the universe. It is general and comprehensive one that covers everything in minute details and whatever is written on the Preserved Tablets is not subject to any change whatsoever. There are also people who believe that some parts of the Taqdeer (Destiny) Written by Allah can be changed with prayer and by performing good deeds.

From the Pearl of the Orient Seas

by wikhaiinn

Essay / Editorial and Opinion

April 20, 2008

1 day reads: 1

Summary

Essay,Philippines,Filipino_people,people,society,wikhaiinn

Be Unique

by Adela Kemp

Essay / Editorial and Opinion

July 03, 2012

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Summary

Just to remind people that being unique is better than conforming to those around you.

NOH8

by Aiyana Jade

Poem / Editorial and Opinion

July 31, 2012

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Comments: 1

Summary

NO H8

Music is a means of rejuvenation of senses and relaxation of mind.

by Naga Pramod

Article / Editorial and Opinion

August 17, 2013

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Comments: 1

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Summary

It is about the essence of music

Teach Us English but without its Cultural Values

by alseghayer

Essay / Editorial and Opinion

December 21, 2015

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Comments: 2

Shelves: 1

Summary

Teach Us English but without its Cultural Values Dr. Khalid Al-Seghayer alseghayer@yahoo.com Recently, local Arabic newspapers reported that some Saudi families had registered strong complaints about a Saudi university using English textbooks that included inappropriate pictures and components of Western culture. These complaints have revived the controversial issue of teaching the English language with or without the English culture in which it operates. Such controversy has led educational stakeholders who are responsible for English programs, especially in the higher educational sector, to mandate that international publishing companies produce “Middle Eastern English textbook versions” for use in Saudi Arabia. Those who call for not incorporating cultural elements in English instruction argue that teaching cultural values is a form of cultural invasion or, more accurately, a form of linguistic globalization that emanates from cultural globalization. The fear is that teaching Western values or Anglo-American culture to Saudi students will alienate them from their own cultural values and erode their identity through the non-representation of their context. Those opposed to teaching English culture in Saudi Arabia call for including only Islamic and local cultural values in English textbooks. Thus, English is currently taught with strong reference to local Saudi cultural models, and classroom activities draw more on Saudi culture. In examining this highly sensitive linguistic topic, two questions need to be asked: What is so significant about teaching culture, and why is culture such an important element to consider in the foreign language classroom? Culture, as an ingrained set of behaviors and modes of perception, is highly important in foreign language learning. Language is part of culture, and culture is part of language; the two are intricately interwoven, so that one cannot separate the two without losing the significance of either element. Furthermore, the world in which we live requires people who can communicate effectively in at least one other language and who have related cultural insights and understanding. Such insights and understanding cannot be gleaned unless the culture of the language being taught is fully integrated into the curriculum in a systematic way. Without cultural insight and skill, even fluent speakers can…

Happy to be of Service (what's with Anime and the panty shot?)

by Nancy Drew

Article / Editorial and Opinion

September 23, 2008

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Comments: 49

Summary

Fan service in Japanese Anime and the Lolicon culture in Japan. Article was featured in GEEK Monthly

real learning happens outside the classroom

by krithikha

Article / Editorial and Opinion

October 02, 2017

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Medical Marijuana Cannabis

by Kemy2U

Poem / Editorial and Opinion

May 07, 2018

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Summary

Since its Nurse’s Week, I thought, I would bring up several topics that I am faced within the realm of my profession. This poem is stated from a Nurse's point of view, and in no way does it express my beliefs, or meant to incite the actions of others. Love and Hugs, Kemy

Personal Narrative 2: Anger is Blinding

by Atiksh Paul

Essay / Editorial and Opinion

July 21, 2021

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