In this book you will discover the various types of course available, examine your learning style, and find the type of course which best suits you. It was while offering private tuition that the author discovered the way, outlined in this book, of making the learning of languages more effective.

What makes a successful newsletter? How do you structure an article that people want to read? How do you secure a commission from a magazine? This guide ill show you:
* how to open articles
* how to make them flow and use good closing paragraphs
* how to use case studies
* where to find experts and how to interview them
* how to write the article up
* how to approach magazines to secure a commission
* how to design and layout newsletters. Suitable reading for anyone wishing to enter the freelance writing field as well as those working within organisations who need to produce newsletters and articles.

This book is filled with a good number of memory improvement tricks and techniques that are presented in a conversational style and kept to roughly a single page in length.
In addition to showing you various techniques, the author subtly weaves in ways that improve your observation skills, helps you form creative associations, and that causes you to remember.
There are little exercises through out the book, but they are just that - samples. There's nothing boring or done by rote. As you're reading along, several pages later (which could days later), the author indirectly tests you, validating that if you even try the technique, you get high return with minimal effort. Simply practicing seems to improve your memory even more.

The authors provide short biographies of scientists from the United States in the twentieth century. Each biography is a few pages. Some of these were a bit dry while others were very inspirational. This could be a good book for H.S. students interested in science.