Food for Thought: The measure of success

After you've finished reading the first story in the English workbook, "Nobody Stops to Say Thank You Anymore," I'd like you to watch a very short film on youtube video.

Then answer the following questions:
1. How do you think people value family these days?
2. How would you show you value your parents 10 years from now?
3. In what way can you say "Thank You" to your parents now?

Blog the answers as task#3 and title it, "I stop to say Thank you (the person you want to thank)."

Click on this link to watch Rich son Poor son

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Introducing Daily Dose of English

Then go to English phrases with "cat"
This is good for building vocabulary.
Follow it on youtube and learn.

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Reading Strategies

Hi! In class, we've talked about reading strategies and the ways by which you have been applying or will be applying these to your own reading experience. Because you are now in college, you are expected to increase your reading time as the academe demands this from you. How you will succeed depends on your determination to really put to heart what you have learned here.

Allow me to share with you some Reading Comprehension Tips and Speed Reading Strategies. Some of the points discussed here have also been discussed in class but it would be good to re-read them so you'd likely to remember the tips that will aid you in your academic success.

You may also check the list on METACOGNITIVE BEHAVIORS OF GOOD AND POOR READERS and see which one are you.

Well, I hope you have set a goal for yourself as the first semester opens. By now, you should start looking for a good book to read. I might ask you to read a book soon and then share in class what you've read about.

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