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8 commentsThe A-Z of Medical Terminology #1 : Know Your Roots
Everyone who has contact with the Medical world will be exposed to medical terminology. It is simply like learning a new language with a whole new vocabulary. This hub is not just about learning and memorizing but about being able to logically work out what a term means by simple methods of understanding the roots.
16 commentsHow to Teach Moral Values Activities in Schools: Five Useful Things for The Classroom
Telling and reading stories, learning and singing songs, role-playing a story, playing games, and teaching vocabulary with associations are five useful classroom activities for teaching moral values in schools. Moral values such as love and kindness, honesty, hard work, respect for others, co-operation, compassion, and forgiveness learned in classroom activities will remain with children throughout their lives.
11 commentsWilliam Shakespeare - Words of Wisdom
Words of Wisdom by William Shakespeare from which we all can learn.
19 commentsWho, Whom, Whose, Which, That – Common Mistakes in English as a Second Language (ESL)
Who, whom, whose, which and that are often misused words in English as a Second Language or ESL. The mistakes in using these words are actually understandable. Who, whom, whose, which and that are all relative pronouns placed at the start of a...
2 commentsFun & Free SAT Words Starting with “F”
Learn SAT vocabulary with Frasier Crane, Carla Tortelli and other TV characters. This article focuses on "fallacious," "fastidious," and other SAT words that start with F. You'll get definitions, sample sentences and sample SAT questions.
3 commentsESL Games - Manipulating ESL Games & Activities for Ease & Education
"Games should not be described as being marginal activities, filling in odd moments when the class and teacher have nothing better to do. Certainly there are such games, but on the whole the games described here should be central to the teaching...
0 commentsHow to Correct the 5 Most Common Writing Mistakes in English as a Second Language
Writing in English as a Second Language can be very difficult for non-native English speakers. This is because English has its own set of rules in terms of constructing sentences and paragraphs. These rules in English are oftentimes different...
9 commentsAll Ready, Already, All Together, Altogether – Common Mistakes in English as a Second Language (ESL)
All ready and already as well as all together and altogether are often used in wrong ways by many of us learners of English as a Second Language or ESL. This could be because some of us may be unfamiliar with the definitions of these two word...
2 commentsFacts of Japan - Language
The language spoken in Japan widely belongs to two phyla of language. They are Japonic Languages and Ainu Languages. These two are indigenous language families. Added to these two languages, there are some minority Korean and Chinese communities who...
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