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1. Financing An Online Degree by Sharon Fling Posted on Jan 28, 2007
Most people pursuing an online degree have jobs, families, and responsibilities. They are normally middle aged and middle income, the exact age and income bracket where financially school seems to be impossible. More often then not the very reason these people are going back to school is to earn more ...read more

2. Compleing An Online Degree by Sharon Fling Posted on Jan 28, 2007
You made the big decision and decided to go back to school and get your degree. You spent hours winding your way from one website to another, staring at a computer screen until your eyes felt like were going to bleed, until you found a web site with a directory ...read more

3. Language and Communication Issues; We Must Ma by Lance Winslow Posted on Jan 09, 2007
If we continue to allow over 1 million illegal aliens and illegal immigrants into our country each year then we must start teaching Spanish and make it a requirement to all in our schools. Since our nation is predominantly English speaking, yet we have currently 24 million illegal aliens in ...read more

4. Esperanto: A Language For Everyone - How It by Jack Wilson Posted on Jan 09, 2007
The Esperanto language was developed by Dr. L. L. Zamenhof in Europe over a hundred years ago. No one knows exactly how many people speak any language fluently. Some estimates put the speakers of Esperanto at more than a million. They live everywhere in the world. Zamenhof`s idea came ...read more

5. Ten Reasons Why I Love to Teach English as a by Lisa J. Lehr Posted on Jan 09, 2007
Why do I love to teach English as a Second Language? Let me give you ten reasons (and ten paragraphs about why this should matter to you): One: I love to teach. Two: I love English. Three: I love language in general; discovering the connections between English and other languages is a bonus. Four: ...read more

6. The American English Accent:: The "Explo by Frank Gerace Posted on Jan 09, 2007
The "explosive consonants" Earlier we said that the vowels are an important factor in hearing a "foreign" accent. But it is not only the vowels. The consonants also must be mastered. When we say that English consonants are "explosives", we mean that they are pronounced with a sudden release of air. It ...read more

7. 80/20 Guide to Chinese Pronunciation - Part 2 by Kah Joon Liow Posted on Jan 09, 2007
To continue with Chinese pronunciation... 1. Consonants There are 24 consonants in pinyin which are pronounced a lot like in English. b, p, m, f, d, t, n, l, g, k, ng, h, j, q, x, zh, ch, sh, r, z, c, s, y, w Chinese pronunciation of Consonants b as in ...read more

8. 6 Ways of Creating Chinese Characters by Kah Joon Liow Posted on Jan 09, 2007
Did you know there are only 6 ways of forming Chinese characters? Yes, 6 kinds of Chinese characters make up the 50,000 Chinese characters in existence today. Amazing isnt it? It shows that there is a logical symbol system used to create Chinese characters. That they are not just random lines and strokes. Once you ...read more

9. Translation Companies: Getting The Best Out O by Fred Zacharias Posted on Jan 09, 2007
Globalization has necessitated translation from and to most languages of the world. A complex process, owning to differences in grammar and construction rules in world languages, translation entails a careful selection of translator and reviewer services. Since you cant evaluate the quality of a translated document, you can make sure that: 1. ...read more

10. Mind Mapping - How To Use Mind Maps To Teach by Jon Lewis Posted on Jan 09, 2007
If you are a language teacher, you probably already use mind maps to help your students learn vocabulary. These mind maps are sometimes referred to as vocabulary networks or word maps. One popular use of such mind maps is organising vocabulary groups, e.g. your central theme is food and ...read more

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