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International Journal of English and Education


JUL
Y 2019

Vol.8 Issue:3

  1. Critical Thinking on the Perspective of Indonesian Students in Language Learning

Anam Fadlillah1, Oikurema Purwati2, and Slamet Setiawan3, Indonesia

[FULL PAPER]

  1. An Analysis on the Best Practices on Classroom Instruction of Selected Student Teachers in

Bulacan and Pampanga

Evelina E. Exconde, Ed. D., LPT, Philippines

[FULL PAPER]

  1. Consonant Clusters with Short Vowel Epenthesis:  A Case Study Conducted to Spot How EFL Students at Hail University Tend to Pronounce Consonant Clusters in English

Fayyad Amin Odeh and Khalid Mahmoud Al-zuoudSaudi Arabia

[FULL PAPER]

  1. Dynamic Equivalence in Reading Images in Translating Title Pages of Eight Different Novels:

English and Arabic

Dr. Ibrahem Bani Abdo1 & Alia Al-Shamaileh 2, Jordan

[FULL PAPER]

  1. Waiting for Godot: Not Just an Enigma

Irin Sultana, Saudi Arabia

[FULL PAPER]

  1. Students’ Mathematics Performance and Engagement in an Inquiry-Based Learning Approach

Jonel Cabunoc Murillo1 and Denis Abao Tan2,Philippines

[FULL PAPER]

  1. The Concepts of Students’ Immunization Against Terrorism and Extremism in the National Education Textbooks and the Degree of Teachers’ Knowledge about Them in Upper Basic Stage in Jordan

Prof. Hani Hatmel Obeidat and Maher Ali Hlaiel, Jordan

[FULL PAPER]

  1. The Perspective of Pre-service English Teachers on Employing the Higher Order Thinking Skills in Their In-Service Classes

Muh. Basuni, Indonesia

[FULL PAPER]

  1. Association of High Frequency and Low Frequency Words with

Reading Comprehension of ESL Undergraduates

Sonia Karim, Sumiya Karim, Rashid Chandio3, Pakistan

[FULL PAPER]

  1. Teacher Questions in an EFL College Context at Aden University: An Investigation

Shafiqa Anwar Abdulaziz Fakir and Lamis Abdulrahman Hasan Abdullah, Yemen

[FULL PAPER]

  1. AttitudestowardsLearning English as a Foreign Language:

The Case of PalestinianHigh School Graduates

Adnan Shehadeh, Palestine

[FULL PAPER]

  1. English Language Teachers’Suggestions to Overcome the Challenges

They Face in Teaching Oral Skills

Zeina M.Al-Abdallat and Hamzah A. Omari, Jordan

[FULL PAPER]

  1. The Reversal of Sexist Language: Analysing Gerd Brantenberg’s Egalia’s Daughters

Aniqua Munawar, Pakistan

[FULL PAPER]

  1. Globalization and EFL Learning Motivation: A New Perspective on Integrative VS. Instrumental Motivation among Jordanian Learners of English

Ali Suleiman Awwad1, Siti Hamin Stapa2 and Tengku Nor RizanTengku Mohd Maasum3, Jordan

[FULL PAPER]

  1. African-American Identity: Tracing the blues (music) in Ma Rainey’s Black Bottomand Seven Guitars

Elham Jalali KarvehIran

[FULL PAPER]

  1. Students’ Mathematics Performance, Engagement and Information and Communication Technology Competenies in a Flipped Classroom Environment

Ryan Jay Bernales Gumban and Denis Abao Tan2, Philippines

[FULL PAPER]

  1. An Analysis of Spoken Discourse betweenYemeni and Russian Speakers

Lamis Abdulrahman, Yemen

[FULL PAPER]

  1. Images of Citizenship in the National Education Textbook for the

Third Intermediate Grade in Iraq in the Light of Global Trends

Mohammed Arsan Jumaili and Prof. Ibrahim Abdul Qader Al-Qaoud, Jordan

[FULL PAPER]

  1. Relativism and Immutability of Values and the Impact of This on the Upbringing of Offspring

Dr. Tamam Odeh Abdullah Al-Assaf, Jordan

[FULL PAPER]

  1. Educational Planning and Simulation Models

Yasir Irfan, Pakistan

[FULL PAPER]

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