Posted by Alex on Sep 2nd, 2008 | 0 comments
According to the Wall Street Journal site, Google Inc., the infamous brains behind the ever-popular Google search engine is set to launch their own web browser. An official announcement is yet to be made though, but many unnamed sources has stated that it would very much likely to be soon.
Designed to challenge Microsoft Corp’s Internet Explorer, the new Google Chrome is bound to kick some...
Posted by Alex on Sep 1st, 2008 | 0 comments
Many schools have adapted foreign language electives into their curriculum. Here are some study tips for students who are learning other languages aside from English and Filipino:
Go audio
There are some people who learn better aurally. If you are one of them, then take advantage of this skill by listening to language tapes and CDs, songs, radio drama, or even foreign language shows and...
Posted by Alex on Aug 31st, 2008 | 0 comments
Just a curious question, how many of you are still using Internet Explorer 6? Well, my curiosity stems from the fact that browser has just recently turned seven years old. Not that I’m saying that older technology is bad. My computer is currently running on Windows Vista and it is my personal opinion that Windows XP runs just a bit better.
However, with the case of Internet Explorer 6, it...
Posted by Alex on Aug 29th, 2008 | 0 comments
Calling attention to students is not as easy as it seems. Yes, my dear teachers, there is both a science and art to it. You have to be concise since extended signals may only make the students’ reaction time slow.
Be clear with your instructions. Confusion will only produce more chaos. Short and direct are the key words here. And be definite, if you say “stop and listen,” then...
Posted by Alex on Aug 28th, 2008 | 0 comments
Several laboratory rules that students shouldn’t forget:
Always use your common sense and always behave responsibly, especially when conducting dangerous experiments.
Follow the directions and your teacher’s instructions. make sure that you understand everything before you even begin. Never touch anything that does not have anything to do with what you are doing.
Keep personal...