"Lifescripts: What to Say to Get What You Want in Lifes Toughest Situations"
Added by: onyssia | Karma: 483.51 | Black Hole | 11 October 2009
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Whether you’re looking for a new job, leaving an old one, cold calling a new account, laying off a subordinate, confronting a back-stabber, dealing with sexual harassment, returning food in a restaurant, or calming an irate client, "Lifescripts tells you exactly how to do it and what to say. Each of the dialogs provides you with an ice-breaker opener and a flow-chart of rejoinders to give to any potential response, positive or negative. Pointers on proper attitude, timing, preparation, and more are included.
What Went Wrong. Western Impact and Middle Eastern Response Bernard Lewis is the West's greatest historian and interpreter of the Near East. Books such as The Middle East and The Arabs in History are required reading for anybody who hopes to understand the region and its people.
What is different about the TOEFL iBT test? • It tests all four language skills that are important for effective communication: speaking, listening, reading, and writing. The emphasis will be on using English to communicate. • It will be delivered via the Internet in secure test centers around the world. Once the new test is introduced in an area, the computer-based and paper-based tests will no longer be offered there. • Some tasks require test takers to combine more than one skill. To succeed academically in Englishspeaking colleges and universities, students need to be able to combine their language skills in the classroom. New integrated questions, or “tasks,” help students build the confi dence needed to communicate in the academic environments they plan to enter. The new integrated tasks will ask test takers to: • read, listen, then speak in response to a question • listen, then speak in response to a question • read, listen, then write in response to a question
A new edition of the challenging secondary course which prepares students for success in their school-leaving exam. Popular features improved and updated in response to teachers’ feedback.
In Geometry, students will develop reasoning and problem solving skills as they study topics such as congruence and similarity, and apply properties of lines, triangles, quadrilaterals, and circles. They will also develop problem-solving skills by using length, perimeter, area, circumference, surface area, and volume to solve real-world problems. ...... Reading age for native speakers: High School students
A new edition of the challenging secondary course which prepares students for success in their school-leaving exam. Popular features improved and updated in response to teachers’ feedback.
