Although a surfeit of studies have examined the students’ attitude towards foreign and / or second language both inside and outside Iran, it seems scanty studies have been devoted to evaluate Prospect-trained students’ attitude towards English. This quantitative study investigated the students’ attitudes towards English language learning among 80 junior high school students in Ahvaz, Iran. Thes...

Assessment, recognition and certification of MOOCs both at the academic level and for the jobs market As long as the assessment issue is not solved in MOOC systems, at the academic level universities may be reluctant to recognize MOOCs for their degree programmes and certification becomes difficult. Employers may recognize badges awarded after the attendance of MOOCs in their HR and training po...

In computer science, research results have surprisingly little impact on teacher practices [6]. Computer science teachers are influenced by practical concerns. They care about what students say [5]. They care about having textbooks match the curriculum that they want to teach [11]. The hypothesis underlying our CSLearning4U project is that we can improve learning by improving textbooks. By rede...

In these respects, HR practitioners are probably no different. Of course what is done is based firmly on evidence, isn’t it? And, there’s plenty of firm evidence around, isn’t there? What about all that CIPD research, the countless books, Dave Ulrich’s stuff, all those journal articles, and, of course, all the research conducted here at IES? To even speculate about whether the work of HR is evi...

Hysteria in Freud and Flaubert. This article reviews Freud’s course in his texts about hysteria and others related to it, and, following the suggestion of the inventor of psychoanalysis, intends to consider the character of a literary classic, Flaubert’s “Madame Bovary”, aiming to point out the structural aspects of hysteria from the course of both, the character already mentioned, and the cons...

The Biomedical Library of the University of Florence boasts a prestigious group of books collected at first in 1679 at the hospital "Santa Maria Nuova" and then continuously enriched in the course of time up today. The "Antique Collection" consists of 13 incunabola, hundreds of 16th-century books, more than one thousand books on medical subject from the 1600's, about six thousand 18th-century v...

The significant role of needs analysis in enriching the design and content of ESP course books could be in no way ignored. The present study based on a three-year longitudinal needs analysis study of medical students, a medical ESP course book was developed and approved by experts. The feedback of the four-semester practice of the approved book revealed that practitioners showed great interest ...

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It is a common complaint amongst students that the larger text-books of surgery are too voluminous, while on the other hand the teacher or examiner often finds that the student has solely depended for his knowledge on the scanty and cramped information in the smaller (but popular) works, which are little more than " cram-books." Assuming for the moment that justice will be meted out to the cont...