Investment
Forex Investment If you want to begin to make some additional funds or investment then the foreign exchange is where you look-for. But sometimes you may not know where to start with regards to Forex trading. When you are experiencing…
The Patio
The Patio The Perfect Date with Spouse. It was Full of Love. The Greatest way to Surprise your Spouse by Visiting The Patio at Hi-tea. Really, there is no doubt to have an enjoyable time at The Patio. Perfectly arranged…
How Can Extreme Heatwaves Lead To Death
Extreme Heatwaves & Death We all roam in the sun, but why do some people suddenly die because of sunshine? Our body temperature is always 37°C, at this temperature all parts of our body are functioning correctly. The body removes…
Quantitative Research Method – Part 5
Hypothesis The hypothesis is the combination of two words i.e. Hypothetical and Thesis, it means hypothetical statement. Hypothesis is a singular and for plural, it is written as Hypotheses. Based on research, we test the hypothesis, that this was the…
Quantitative Research Method – Part 4
Citation, Reference and Data What is a Citation? Citation is giving to support your arguments. Referring to other’s Research Papers to justify your views. How to give Citation? Generally, is it assumed by students that citation is very difficult to…
Quantitative Research Method – Part 3
Literature Review Why Literature Review has so much importance? Research Past Papers or Literature Review is a foundation of Academic Research. Future Recommendations of Past Research Papers shall become Gap for the Future Researches. Research Gaps can be categorized into…
Introduction to Quantitative Research Method – Part 2
Research Thesis can be divided into Five Parts Introduction Literature Review Methods Results Conclusions / Recommendations Area of Interest is the Key to select any Topic for Research purpose. By Reviewing Past Literature, you can identify the Gap. And this…
Quantitative Research Method – P1
Research Extracting New Knowledge by some Scientific Procedure or Systematic Process is called Research. The Key Point for Research is “Recommendation”. The Recommendation is mandatory for any Research. Research can be divided into two categories: 1. Qualitative Research The purpose…
G & G Teaching & Students – P4
Dealing with Different Levels of Students The students of all levels can make use of English Newspapers. For beginners, the bold print headlines, advertisement captions, symbols and graphic pictures which are comprehensible can communicate information. At the intermediate level, newspapers…
G & G Teaching: Changing Perspectives – P3
12 Lessons based on the Newspapers Carolyn Hunter and Janice McNearney (1988) has framed a series of 12 lessons based on the newspapers for their foundation course. Bill Graham’s “The Tutor’s Toolbox” (1996) contains twenty-five useful techniques for teaching literacy….
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