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Best Communication Strategies
By Manish Chauhan · 18 years ago
Best communication strategies relay information on five Ws and one H – Why, What, Who, When, Where and How, and help you plan communication with audience, other stakeholders and your colleagues. They improve the interactive ...
Questions For Effective Communication
By Robert F. Abbott · 18 years ago
Mark Twain once famously said that if he'd had more time, he'd have written a shorter letter. In saying that, he captured a truth most professional writers and speakers recognize: Being brief is more difficult ...
Defining and Writing for an Audience
By Laurence James · 18 years ago
As part of the essential research you should do before starting to write, it's a good idea to begin by defining your audience - the people who will read, see or hear the message in ...
How to help children learn better
By Susan Shaw · 18 years ago
All parents worry about giving their children a good education and helping them learn – but what is learning?
Learning is not actually an intellectual experience, but an emotional experience. And learning educationally related things ...
Science Projects - Simple, Fast, Affordable Fun
By Chuck Lunsford · 18 years ago
If you want entertainment for your child that is simple, fast, affordable and fun why not consider a science project? Ok, I know, when that time comes around each year and the flyers come home ...
How to write a proper scholarship letter
By Cary Bergeron · 18 years ago
When writing a scholarship or college essay it is important to pick a topic that grabs your attention and one that goes along with your field of study. If for example you are studying Business ...
Education
By Monty Karl · 18 years ago
EDUCATION
Obtaining an education can take time and money. But for many of the careers, it is necessary in order to gain promotions or to even find a position of level of entry. Many people ...
How a 105 year old Poem can Make Your Presentations More Persuasive
By Robert Greenshields · 18 years ago
Despite years of practical experience and many expensive courses, I've realized the best marketing tip I ever got was in my High School English class.
This tip provided the basis of a simple and scientifically-proven ...
‘How to Write Persuasive Copy for Company Brochures’
By Laurence James · 18 years ago
When it comes to selling your products and services, many companies miss a trick when it comes to writing the copy for promotional brochures. This is because many businesses pack their glossy, well-produced brochure with ...
Online College Degrees
By Anand Dongre · 18 years ago
In today’s competitive world, a degree is the surest way to climb your career ladder. A degree helps you to get closer to your goals and is a representation of your knacks and skills. It ...
What Type of Learner is Your Child?
By Sheryl Wood · 18 years ago
Success in school and in life depends on learning effectively and on being able to apply that knowledge. Everyone's learning style is different, yet most schools teach to a predominant learning style. Identifying your child's ...
Effective Communication: 7 Steps to the Right Responses
By Robert F. Abbott · 18 years ago
Good writing and good design. These are the criteria of a successful newsletter, right? That's what I used to think when I first started writing and publishing newsletters.
But, as I became more involved with ...
Engineering Unhappiness Through School
By Nick Adama · 18 years ago
Schooling is possibly one of the most difficult topics on which to write an objective article. Experts, specialists, and professionals are in abundance to comment on the pros and cons of our modern school experiment, ...
Taking on the Mantle of Your Fictional Characters
By Jim Green · 18 years ago
To take on the mantle of your characters is to be at the very hub of cutting edge fiction. You invent these skeletal entities, add flesh to the bones; give them names, commission them to ...
How I learnt to speak French in 3 months from audio books
By Janet Rusky · 18 years ago
Of course, I was taught French during my school days but never took it seriously. As far as I was concerned, it wasn't important to me and never would be.
After all, English was more ...
Writing With Dysgraphia
By Lisa Harp · 18 years ago
When thinking about dysgraphia, people usually don’t think of it as a learning disability. Writing is just difficult for my child. Or, my child has poor handwriting, but so do doctors. Yet, dysgraphia is real ...
Teaching Children to Overcome Math Problems
By Lisa Harp · 18 years ago
Although it is indeed difficult to overcome a math problem, there are many remedies that can be used to help students succeed. Before getting to any specific math instruction, however, you should work at overcoming ...
Some Short Eulogy Poems for a Funeral or Memorial Service
By Kathy Steinemann · 18 years ago
Recently, a dear relative passed away. I tried to find a suitable eulogy poem on the Internet. However, a lot of the poetry was too long, outdated, or oozing with expressive language that didn't feel ...
How to Write Foot Note
By Zulfiqar Dodhia · 18 years ago
The articles explain that how the foot notes are written and what is the purpose of writing of the foot notes.
Foot notes are similar to the end notes these are place at the end ...
How to Choose Aspergers Schools
By Dave Angel · 18 years ago
Choosing the right school for any child can be stressful; finding one for your child with Aspergers can be almost too frightening. Every child deserves a good education and the law provides that children with ...