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TESOL Teachers - How to Keep Your Students Attention (Popularity:  )
Number 1 Stay Calm
Nothing excites children more than seeing the teacher excited. It's only natural. You, as the teacher, are their leader and when you display excited energy, positive or negative, it rubs off on them.
Whether you are angry or a student is angry or misbehaving it is your job to play the role of the adult and remain rational. Do not let your emotions get carried away. The students ...
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There's Nothing Wrong With Me - I'm an Introvert! (Popularity: )
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I spent the first 40 years of my life trying to fit in to a way of being that didn't belong to me. I would go to parties and want to hide out in the corner and watch people. I'd come home from large social gatherings exhausted. I hated having to make small talk and chat about things that really didn't mean much to me. While those around me would ...
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Are You Trapped In Manifestationland? (Popularity: )
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Are you Trapped in Manifestationland?
There is so much interest and romance around the art of "manifestation" that it's easy to believe so many people are falling for it like a fly into a Venus Fly Trap.
People tend to fall in love so quickly with the word "manifestation" that they become trapped and fail to examine what it really means.
On a linguistic level the word "manifestation" is referred to as a ...
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Understanding the Meaning of Friendship (Popularity: )
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Friendship is an important part of social interaction process and child's healthy development. The environment in which children are brought up is critical for the development of their personality and instincts. Friendship influences individual's personality, perceptions and motivations of children, it influences moral and emotional development of children. Experiences whether positive or negative impinge upon the rate of social and psychological development. As the most important, social interactions with peers ...
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What Are Psychotherapists Doing To Their Patients And Their Practice With Their Offices? (Popularity: )
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The unconscious mind becomes manifest in the physical world through the nature and placement of external, physical objects surrounding us. Could this transference or countertransference present in your office be effecting your patients?
When a client enters your consulting room, the space itself communicates to them a myriad of messages. How your client interprets and reacts to the psychotherapy setting may be thought of as transference. Do you know what messages ...
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Thinking Made Easy (Popularity: )
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Dr. Seuss created a funny little story about Mrs. McCave. She had 23 sons and she named them all Dave. Now when you ask, "Who Is Dave?" The question, under normal circumstances, would lead to a normal answer. But if you were to ask her, it would be baffling.
Similarly, if you ask "what is thinking?" you tend to baffle your listener.
This is because there is no singular way of thinking.
It ...
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Are You Asleep? (Popularity: )
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People are often accused of being asleep. This assertion is made by people who believe that they are awake.
Is this just a metaphor used to launch a pejorative statement?
Or is it, like the difference between waking hours and sleeping hours, a condition where awareness is partially or completely absent?
Actually, it appears to be more than a metaphor and also a part of the human condition to be asleep.
Here are five ...
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Diagnosing Asperger's - Changing Our Focus from Symptoms to People (Popularity: )
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As a therapist, one thing which has always sickened me is the way medically minded folk impersonalize peoples' suffering. They justify their doing this as that they are being impartial and scientific, as if symptom relief were the holy grail of healing, and psycho babble, the requisite sacred text.
I see their doing these things as cold, heartless, and spiritually empty, and I see their lab rat medical labels as being ...
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Why Movie Directors Use Recurring Dreams (Popularity: )
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The worst part about nightmares is their tendency to repeat themselves. An isolated nightmare may not be cause for alarm, but recurrent nightmares with the same theme become quite troubling for most dreamers. The same is true with movie dream sequences. Directors use the emotional impact of recurring nightmares to ensure that characters deal with hidden fears and imminent dangers.
Throughout the ages, recurring dreams were given more credence than single ...
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IQ Measures Only Three Out Of Seven Types Of Intelligence (Popularity: )
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When we talk about intelligence, we tend to think about what system we can use to measure it. When we talk about how intelligent a person is, we may think about how high his/her IQ level is. IQ is the Intelligence Quotient of a person derived from the equation of mental age over chronological age. It is said that the higher a person's cognitive capability is, in relation to his ...
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