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Small Talk: An Art We Can All Learn To Create

by Hanifa K. Cook | Aug 19, 2009 | Language, Learning Skills, Networking, Oral or Speaking

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Essential Tips On Reading Effectively

by Hanifa K. Cook | Aug 12, 2009 | Learning Skills

Of the 3 areas of learning languages: read, write and speak, I have encountered greater problems improving my own reading skills than writing and speaking. The kids I have taught also seem to have greater need to receive help in developing the habit of reading...

How To Start Thinking Writing

by Hanifa K. Cook | Aug 5, 2009 | Language, Learning Skills

If you can speak, you don’t necessarily know how to write the language that you speak. The reverse, however, is not true. When you write the letter ‘a’, it usually means you have understood how to pronounce this letter. Writing is all about...

Sign In For Your Tips

by Hanifa K. Cook | Jul 31, 2009 | Language, Learning Skills

Everything on this blog is about tips on learning and self-developing your language skills. Have you put these tips to the test? In order to succeed, you have to start using these tips. Otherwise you will never understand where the mistakes are coming from or how to...

8 Ways To Creativity If Schools Potentially Kill It (3)

by Hanifa K. Cook | Jul 30, 2009 | Language, Learning Skills

Please read these posts first, 8 Ways To Creativity If Schools Potentially Kill It (1) and 8 Ways To Creativity If Schools Potentially Kill It (2) Discover Your Human Potentials: Until they are discovered, your potentials will remain hidden and undiscovered. If you...

8 Ways To Creativity If Schools Potentially Kill It (2)

by Hanifa K. Cook | Jul 29, 2009 | Learning Skills, Personal Blog

Please read “8 Ways To Creativity If Schools Potentially Kill It (1)” first. Do Schools Kill Creativity? If parents and teachers are facilitators of children education and his environment, they ought to be responsible to avoid this from happening. I have...