Your five senses of sight, hearing, taste, touch, and smell have a significant role to play in the retention of information in your mind. The impressions received from these five senses are called Memory of Sense Impressions and they go a long way in helping you retain information. However, a systematic analysis of sense impressions retained in the memory shows that the majority of such impressions are acquired through the two senses of sight and hearing. Sight Impressions You exercise your s...
This report is written for Franklin Emma, a freshman in University of Wolverhampton. The aim of this report is to help you to broaden your understanding of yourself and to plan well for your future career. (IPAT, 2008) All the analyses and conclusions are based on the truth from verbal reasoning test in University of Kent site and personality questionnaire in BBC site. In addition, the report also includes some significant information about you, such as career for further study aim, education...
INTRODUCTION: In today's American culture, people are constantly on the go. Everyone has places to go, people to see, and tasks to be done. It isn't realistic anymore to make plans in advance and expect to not communicate with people throughout the day. It isn't realistic anymore to just show up at your friend's or doctor's house without previous notice. This is where the advancement of electronic communication has come in. We now have the ability to be at least three times more productive ev...
By now, the weeks and months of hard work are almost over - you know your subject inside out, you have a thoroughly planned argument and you know exactly how you want to present it. But the final hurdle is probably the most important - if you do not write your dissertation well, all your efforts could end up being in vain. Writing 'well' obviously means sticking to your planned structure and argument, but also on style, eloquence and your ability critically assess what you have written at eve...
One new insight into writing that I have gained is that good development of an essay is very important. I used to not think much about the development of an essay. After going through the writing lab, I fully agree that an essay that has a good development makes a big difference. Good development of an essay means key ideas are well expanded to form a coherent essay. Such an essay makes a difference because such an essay is able to express the topic ideas clearly in each paragraph and the ent...
The last step in the research process is the preparation and presentation of the research report. The best of research efforts will be of little value unless the result can be summarized and communicated to marketing management in a form that is both understandable and useful. Preparation and presentation of the research report is the most important part of the research process. If the report is confusing or poorly written, all the time and effort spent on gathering and analyzing data would n...
Critically analyse and discuss the benefits and shortcomings in teaching reading through a phonics approach in comparison to a whole language methodology. What are your views about each approach? Support your arguments with references from related literature. Teaching students to read is a vital educational aim. Reading gives opportunities and opens up new worlds. Learning to read, will enable students gain new knowledge, enjoy texts, and do everyday life things. The phonics and the whole lan...
To seek knowledge is a sacred duty; it is obligatory on every Muslim, male and female. The first word revealed of the Qur'an was "Iqra" READ! Seek knowledge! Educate yourselves! Be educated. Religious and Secular (not religious) Knowledge There are two kinds of knowledge which are very important for a human being. Secular knowledge (non-religious knowledge) is for day to day problem-solving and religious knowledge is "for a smooth life on earth and hereafter." Religious knowledge included kno...
The "laddering" interview techniques is used to disclose the consumer's underlying values linked behind the tangible product attributes( Thompson and Chen 1998). With reference to the study of Malhotra and Birks(2006), this technique is a cognitive structure technique which focus on detecting motivations hidden in the consumption process. The means-end-chain (MEC) theory is developed by Guttman and it illustrates that laddering should be identified to follow the A-C-V (attributes->consequence...
There are two ways of thinking about what it can achieve. The first is called "dealing with diversity" or "culture-general" approach, encourages learners to understand what culture is, gain awareness of how their own culture works, and appreciate that the way they do things is not necessarily the only way. The idea is to break down prejudices, look at the pros and cons of stereotyping, and to recognize that people have points of view that are as valid as your own. The aim is to provide learne...
