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Sunday, October 5, 2008

Computer delivers Chinese to home

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FREE ESSAY SITE WORKS FROM SPECIAL ED TO COLLEGE ED “I have used this technique with my corporate clients, my theology students, and soon with my students at Kaplan University.” Dr. Kathleen A. Bishop, M.B.A., PhD, ThD. “I had wanted to wait until I got feedback from the teachers. They love it and we are looking at using it with some of our AT devices.” Dr. Suzanne Pope Dobson - Calhoun High School (Special Education Department Head) “As a physician I recommend The Easy Essay almost daily to patients to help them organize their thoughts and improve their ability to concisely communicate their medical histories…” Dr. Ernest G Hope MD PhD (Stanford University, USA) www.TheEasyEssay.com is a free automated information organization program. It has been taught to 7 year olds, LD students, Special Education classes (or for mainstreaming), in high schools or for home schooling, for basic expository writing, as prep for the SAT, FCAT and the ACT, as well as a college class and for post graduate work. As an aid in research, the site is linked to Google® and can expand to 17 paragraphs. It has been used for interoffice communications, speech writing, and business, technical and scientific reports (See “Testimonials”). The program can even be used for educational rehabilitation purposes (its logical, color coded, repetitive functions lead one to believe that it could have beneficial effects in retraining neural pathways). Additionally, The Easy Essay Process can be used in any language. A noted side effect is that users begin to communicate logically.
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I have been studying Chinese for about two years and have used every method available. This is the best. I am frequently conversing with people entirely in Chinese and I receive and write e-mail in Chinese almost daily. Make no mistake about it, learning Chinese is tough. One on one instruction is the best method and this is so convenient and reasonably priced it's the best you can find with going to China. If you sign-up tell the Ma Ding sent you.
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