Genre/Topic: Memory, Study skills
You have already learned an interesting memory technique. Do you remember it? It was called
the linking method.
Now we’re going to learn the peg memory system. It is a very special way to remember things.
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Genre/Topic: Communication, Social skills
How many friends do you have?
Do you get along with them easily?
Do you know the ways in which you get along with people?
This lesson is about the ways in which you can build your relationship with others.
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Genre/Topic: Pets as true friends
Let us read a story about David and his dog Rusty.
This lesson is about the love and friendship between David and his dog.
This lesson shows how Rusty sacrificed his life for his friend David.
This teaches us how even pets can be true friends.
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Genre/Topic: Mental attitude and perception
Once there were two brothers. One was a drug addict and a drunk
who frequently beat up his family. The other one was a very successful
businessman who was respected in society and had a wonderful
family.
What type of person are you?
Are you a proactive person who takes responsibility for their life, believes in oneself and makes things happen?
Or are you the reactive one who blames others for their life and waits for good things to happen to them.
This lesson deals with helping you identify your nature and guide you through the ways in which you can bring positive changes in your life by making the right choices and decisions.
You’ll also read the inspiring stories of proactive personalities like Oprah and W.Mitchell.
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Genre/Topic: Decision-making, Questioning
Look around and you’ll see problems everywhere.
Problems are a part of our life.
But problems are not really bad things.
They actually teach us good things and help to make us stronger.
The more problems we solve, the better we become!
Let’s see how…
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