Different Learning Curve

I want a well designed website, and so does every other web-savvy person I know. You don’t put up a website just for show.  If you’re a business owner, your website represents your brand and should successfully market your products or services. You want your visitors to stay on your website and eventually make a purchase. This cannot possibly happen if browsing the site itself becomes an excruciating experience for your visitors. You might have exerted so much effort in creating your website, but you probably committed a few mistakes along the way. I see these mistakes all the time when I surf the web. Let me share a few that I’ve noticed. I hate clutter. Clutter is the mother of all web design mistakes. Clutter happens when a designer or his client want s to display too much all on one web page. It also happens when you don’t plan in advance and realize in the middle of building your site that you want to add several more elements to the page. Too many badges.Too many colours and

Given our busy schedules, it’s rather impossible for us to completely avoid stress . However, there are ways for us to ease up a bit, and make things a little lighter and easier to bear. You don’t have to always be on the verge of a nervous breakdown.   Here are a few tips that can help. Don’t sweat the small stuff.  If someone forgot to refill the paper tray of the printer, don’t allow yourself to get all agitated over such a simple matter. Just ask someone to fill it up or better yet, refill it yourself! Don’t waste time, effort, and emotions screaming your head off over something that you don’t need to be stressed about. Spare yourself the heart attack. Keep an open mind. Listen. Sometimes we tend to draw conclusions that infuriate us because we chose not to listen to someone’s explanation. Sometimes we make false presumptions that disappoint us because we did not take time to dig deeper into the situation. You have to learn to manage your temper , and

Instilling good reading habits in children will help them later in life. Even with the prevalence of video games and modern technology, children should be encouraged to read. It is a basic skill that any person should be given the chance to learn. Knowing how to read will prepare your child for both the simple and complicated challenges of everyday life. If your child does not know how to read, how will he order from Mc Donald’s? How will he understand the instructions to his favourite video game? How will he know what’s written on the gift tags of his birthday presents? How will your child fill out college application forms, pursue higher education, find a decent job, and carve the path to his future? Parents should encourage kids to read. Reading is a very healthy activity. When I say ‘healthy,’ I don’t mean that it makes one physically stronger or more resistant to diseases. Reading nourishes the mind. It is very good exercise for the brain. It helps make one’s brain function be

Learning disability or LD is  something that you cannot guess about. You first need to undergo a series of educational or psychological tests before you can formally say that you have one.  These tests, of course, should be administered by authorities in the relevant fields. If you have a hard time learning a concept or a subject, do not be shy to let your teacher, guidance counselor or school psychologist to know about it. This could be indicative that you have LD. Or, this could simply mean that you learn in a different way. Be clear in sharing the exact issues you encounter while studying inside the class or alone in the library. As soon as you are suggested to take specific tests, take them right away. Consult a doctor right away for you to get professional help if ever the test results approve that you really have LD. Are there medications prescribed for your betterment? If yes, do take them all. Do not sulk about having LD. Many people who suffer from LD have proven that

There are many ways by which children can be motivated to learn. By children, I mean all the little ones who could be your own kids, nephews and nieces, your students or random kids whom you care about. Stellar learning happens not only inside the classroom but also beyond its four walls. In fact, children learn best when they play because it is the very language by which they communicate and express their thoughts best. Anyhow, reading is crucial when you want children's imagination and learning patterns to be developed. If they are still non-readers, read to them an age-appropriate book. Place books in all parts of your house - even in the bathrooms. Allow children to make their choices and express their opinions on certain issues. Encouraging them to talk about their feelings when in different places or when attending gatherings can help them think positively in another way. Use things found in their surroundings when they it comes to acquiring skills in problem school