Is the Unity of Nigeria Negotiable or Not?

The EFL Pre-Service Teacher Training in Iran: Is it Adequate or not?

Teacher training programs should provide evidence that they are preparing teacher trainees for their teaching career. However, the literature contains few evaluation reports of the layout of the pre-service EFL teacher training program in Iranian EFL context, a gap which this study tries to fill. The participants of the study were high school EFL teachers (n = 346), teacher trainees (n = 97) an...

Safety is not negotiable: the importance of occupational health and safety to pandemic planning.

The 2003 outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome, or SARS, generated a great deal of attention around the ability of Canada's health system to respond to a health crisis. This event underscored a very serious reality--on the whole, Canada's health system was not prepared to quickly and efficiently deal with a health emergency. This reality was particularly clear in Canada's largest city, ...

Language Policy in Nigeria: Prospect for National Unity

Various studies on the National Policy on Education (NPE) have concentrated on the cognitive value of pedagogy and learning of the language aspect but few have viewed its importance on the togetherness of the nation - Nigeria. This paper deals with how the language policy can influence and ensure the co-existence of Nigeria in achieving self-actualisation, national unity, social, cultural, econ...

is evaluation of hepatitis a immunity required or not?

Global commitment to the prevention of intimate partner violence is not negotiable, nor is commitment to the science behind it

Correspondence to Professor Jhumka Gupta; [email protected] On 21 January 2017, millions of people across the globe stood up to demand that women’s and girls’ rights be respected and guaranteed. This call for global women’s rights is especially critical at a time when the number of displaced persons totals 63.5 million—representing the highest global prevalence of displaced persons that the world...