A Simple Guide To Writing A Successful Report In English

guide to writing successful report in English
Unlike an essay that sets out and defends a writer’s view about a topic and doesn’t have to feature headings, the report discusses a topic in a structured, easy-to-follow format and should be divided into sections, headings, and subheadings. Reports can be academic, technical or business-related, and feature...
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Free Download: “How To Make The Best CV”

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Your curriculum vitae (CV) is like a mirror reflecting who you are. The more effective is it,  the greater is your chances to grab the opportunity! A great CV is your first opportunity to make an impression on a hiring manager or a recruiter so it’s important to...
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Top Tips On Combining Work And Study

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Guest Post Currently, a huge number of senior students get a job and begin to combine two types of activity at once: labour and education. Sometimes this step is dictated by the desire of the student himself, but most often by necessity. How to combine work and study...
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12 Simple (Yet Powerful) Techniques For Classroom Management

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Research shows that classroom management is one of the main preoccupations for novice teachers; in many cases, it may be more important than subject knowledge for them.  However, during preparing training courses for teachers, classroom management receives little attention when compared with more general aspects of the methodology....
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How To Teach English From The CC Perspective

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Views of English Learning Earlier views of English learning focused primarily on the mastery of grammatical competence (GC). According to this view: English learning was viewed as a process of mechanical habit formation. Good habits are formed by teaching students to produce correct sentences. Making mistakes is not...
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Five Tasks To Test Your Students’ Listening

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1. Number the jumbled words as you hear them: Don’t be restricted to nouns only, include adjectives as well. Use content words rather than form words (i.e. no prepositions, conjunctions or articles). You might include 1 or 2 words that do not spell as they sound, like ‘eight’...
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