Book Description

This workbook is prepared to equip fellow aspirants of Continuing Education by different possible means. Elders often instruct us to say pleasant words for implying positive impressions in the minds of listeners. We often try to speak on any assigned topic in public places. That time we often forget about the mind set of listeners and their baselines of knowledge. These factors often determine their levels of participation in the assembly. If we want people to listen us then we also make ourselves fit for gaining enough capabilities of listening others. Listening and being listened will create a vibrant bond of human relationships through which knowledge starts flowing. This collection will enable learners and fellow aspirants to reallocate their skills and competences which enable them to gain some higher levels of confidence. Waves of thought and admiration are nothing but a band of participatory bliss which ensures our process of socialisation. It also enhances the participatory skill of the individual taking part in the society. We will sum up our approach with an aspiration of offering the fellow reader a scope of personal advancement through sharing some of the golden moments and collectibles from treasure of olden times. We also offer a band of such collections for the purpose of providing background study materials meant for skill acquisition in terms of language. It is true that we all rely upon elders for gaining basic facilities required for accelerating our pace of learning. In certain contexts we expect some more resources and additional instruments for gaining skills of our desired types. We also expect participation of people of the surrounding. This collection has incorporated different titles with an objective of providing some timely relevant information as well as creative efforts of various types. These works are of special types because of the active involvements of the fellow aspirants. These works must inspire readers and make them positively motivated to deliver their efforts efficiently in due course of time for gaining desired skills. We also expect active participation of fellow parents in making these efforts more result oriented.