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Rouse your child’s interest in English

(www.i-asianwomen.com: December 10, 2003)

Kids can sometimes be stubborn about speaking a new language.  As a parent, here are five ways you can get your child interested.

In the Practice

(www.i-asianwomen.com: October 23, 2003)

It’s true, to be good in a language, you have to practise, practise, practise.  Discover seven easy ways to start using English in your everyday life.

An Ear for English

(www.i-asianwomen.com: August 6, 2003)

Listening is more important than you may think because if you don’t understand what you hear, how can you respond intelligently?

Rev Up your Vocab

(The Star, Mind Our English - December31, 2002)

A good English vocabulary is the key to more lively and colorful communication, and there’s no shortage of ways to pick up new vocab in daily life.

Repetitive Road to Reading

(www.i-asianwomen.com: September 23, 2002)

Reading to your child is an activity that can be accomplished in minutes, yet its rewards are well worth it.  A must-read for Mommies and Daddies!

Sing Your Way to Proficiency

(The Star, Mind Our English - September 16, 2002)

Singing may not sound like a conventional way to develop proficiency in English, but it can be effective.

Parrot Proper Pronunciation

(The Star, Mind Our English - August 29, 2002)

What is the correlation between speaking and being understood?  The key is pronunciation. You have a much better chance of being understood if your pronunciation is clear and accurate.

IT Technical Writing Simplified

(The Star, Mind Our English - May 2, 2002)

Because IT comes with a myriad of jargon and acronyms, it is the kind of writing that requires a particular skill, a mindfulness that your audience may be any number of people from any number of backgrounds (e.g. different industries, age groups and IT-literacy levels). And yet, your writing must be easily and clearly understood by all at all times...

Foundation makes the difference

(The Star, Mind Our English - February 27, 2002)

Sadly, too, many organizations seem to have accepted bad English as part of their business practice.

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