Student Activity: Toward a More Sustainable Campus through Innovative Design and Practical Application
Assistant Professor Mukhalad Malik presented a captivating seminar titled “The Power of Poetry: Enhancing Language Performance” on 11/6/2023 at the esteemed Department of English Language. The seminar focused on the profound impact of poetry as a tool for developing language skills and its effective utilization in language learning.
With expertise and passion, Assistant Professor Mukhalad Malik delved into the ways in which poetry can be harnessed to unlock the full potential of language development. Through insightful analysis and practical examples, attendees gained a deep understanding of how poetry can serve as a catalyst for linguistic growth.
By exploring the intricate connection between language and poetry, the seminar illuminated the unique qualities of this expressive art form and its ability to enhance language proficiency. Attendees were engaged in thought-provoking discussions and interactive activities that exemplified how poetry nurtures creativity, vocabulary expansion, and linguistic fluency.
The seminar fostered an environment of inspiration and exploration, encouraging participants to recognize the manifold benefits of incorporating poetry into language learning. Assistant Professor Mukhalad Malik demonstrated various effective techniques and strategies to integrate poetry seamlessly into language curricula, empowering educators and learners alike.
Attendees left the seminar equipped with a comprehensive toolkit of innovative approaches and practical resources to integrate poetry into their language learning journeys. They were inspired to embrace the transformative power of poetry and utilize it as a dynamic tool for language acquisition and development.
Assistant Professor Mukhalad Malik’s seminar truly highlighted the indispensable role of poetry in fostering language proficiency. By emphasizing the connection between poetry and language performance, this enlightening event left a lasting impact on all who attended, nurturing a greater appreciation for the beauty and potential of both language and poetry.
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