by Hanifa K. Cook | Nov 25, 2010 | Learning Skills, Reading
Reading is a crucial part of learning. It does not matter what subject you are studying or what object you are observing, reading opens the path towards gathering knowledge. It raises awareness of your learning faculties and has the potential to makonline pharmacy...
by Hanifa K. Cook | Nov 11, 2010 | Learning Skills
How do you express and respond to someone who does not speak your language or come from a different culture? Is it possible to communicate if both parties do not speak the same language and come from different culture? It is. I am happy to share my personal experience...
by Hanifa K. Cook | Sep 23, 2010 | English, Internet, Language, Learning Skills
Is it now perfectly all right for the words iPhone, iPad, iTune, iPod to be spelt with small letters ‘i’ at the beginnning even though they are proper nouns? Notice that in the title “Have You Got The ‘i’ Factor – iPhone, iPad,...
by Hanifa K. Cook | Aug 27, 2010 | Montessori
Nobody says you have to use your hands to play the piano ;没有人规定钢琴应该要用手 It is not easy to say ‘clap your hands’ after hearing this armless man from Beijing play the piano. These very words left me wondering Montessori’s words: “The hands are the...
by Hanifa K. Cook | Jul 28, 2010 | Learning Skills
You can actually learn a language naturally without going to school or studying a textbook. I call this “Language Of Life”. Many expatriates who live outside their native environment can prove this theory to be true. That you do not need a textbook or go...