Read and discover all about machines in the past and today... When did people invent the wheel? What is a nanobot?
Read and Discover is specially designed to make reading other subjects in English easy and fun. Students read about Science, Arts, and Social Studies - and develop their language skills at the same time. Colour photos help understanding and stunning diagrams develop critical thinking skills. The flexible design allows free reading and supported reading by giving clear signposts to activities and projects at the back.
The Phobia Self-Help Book is a phobia self help system involving books, videos and the like to provide information, guides and step by step methods to individuals suffering from fears. It is basically a do-it-yourself treatment of different kinds of phobias that help one in their struggle to free themselves of those embarrassing fears. It also educates people about the nature of phobia and what it is all about, where it all comes from and all the necessary details that elucidates the condition to people suffering from it.
100 Things Every Designer Needs to Know About People
If you want to design intuitive and engaging web sites, apps, print materials or products, then you need to know the psychology that underlies people's behavior. 100 Things Every Designer Needs to Know About People explores both the foundational and the latest research in the psychology of the conscious mind and applies it to design. What grabs and holds attention on a page or screen? What is more important, peripheral vision or central vision? How much information is too much at one time? How do you motivate people to continue on to the next step? What line length should you use if you want people to read text on or offline? What about color? Imagery? Does font type really matter?
Novelist Wallace (Infinite Jest) might just be the smartest essayist writing today. His topics are various—this new collection treats porn, sports autobiographies and the vagaries of English usage, among others—his perspective always slightly askew and his observations on point. Wallace is also frustrating to read. This arises from a few habits that have elevated him to the level of both cause célèbre and enfant terrible in the world of letters. For one thing, he uses abbrs. w/r/t just about everything without warning or, most of the time, context. For another, he inserts long footnotes and parenthetical asides that by all rights should be part of the main texts.
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Learn 7 Rules For Exellent English
Here are 7 rules for learners of English.The series include a text plus audio in order to teach some important rules about how to get your English in a higher level.
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