Introduction Since 2002, Postcolonial Space has been, as stated on our Landing Page, a free resource for scholars and students of Postcolonialism. I can say without a doubt that the site will remain a free and open access website [...]
Textbook Rentals: To Rent or Purchase? Textbook Rentals? Until a few years ago, as a college professor, I was completely unaware of college textbook rentals. I learned about it accidentally while checking the shelves of my campus bookstore to [...]
Introduction TOEFL and GRE. TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) and GRE are two of the required tests for admissions into US doctoral programs. I often get queries from international students about whether or not they would [...]
Introduction In my opinion, Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) is a burgeoning field in the education sector and earning a TEFL Certificate with credentials to teach English as a Foreign Language, all graduating English majors could enhance [...]
As you all know, postcolonial Space, because of its specific focus on postcolonial studies, has the potential to become an Authority Site. According to web sources, an authority site can be defined as follows: An authority site is a [...]
Open Resource: Postcolonial Space Even though it is pretty evident from the site description that Postcolonial Space is an open resource for teachers, students, and scholars, I still get queries about the use of some of the materials on [...]
It is almost over. You are one week away from the end of this semester and the beginning of a glorious summer vacation. The last week of the semester, however, can also be overwhelming both for students and teachers alike, [...]
