Latest Non-Fiction Articles
Don't Let Good Grammar Spoil Good Writing
By: Philip Yaffe | 19/08/2008
Good grammar is fundamental to good writing, right? Wrong. However, years of experience working with people who use English as a second or third language have demonstrated that focusing too much on grammar can actually be detrimental to good writing. It's a question of priorities.
Modern Helicopters-the Eh-101 Merlin
By: K. Crockett | 16/08/2008
AgustaWestland is a joint venture formed by Agusta of Italy, makers of the A-109, and Westland of Great Britain, makers of the Lynx. The EH-101 is a direct competitor to the Sikorsky S-92 and was developed for both military and civil roles.
Animals
By: shivani suraiya | 15/08/2008
All about animals. About their origin, their lifestyles and their habitats including some interesting facts on different subjets. mostly based on mammals overing all extinct mammals around the world and which are not very well known.
The Three Speech Writing SECRETS You MUST Know - The Definitive Speech Writing How to Guide
By: Stuart Brown | 15/08/2008
In this article I am going to explore several techniques as to how you can improve your speech writing abilities, and also how to approach writing a speech for certain different circumstances. Whether it be for a wedding, where perhaps you are the best man, or for an important business meeting where you really need to impress. And tell you the three secret ingredients every speech needs.
Writing Your Thoughts – the Carrot and Stick Strategy
By: Nick Sanders | 14/08/2008
When you are writing, having a strategy in mind is rather useful – especially when you are wanting your reader to commit to something or someone. You will want to lead the reader in the direction you intend to finish upon and don’t want to cause confusion and misdirection in your writing. Here are a few tips on the carrot and stick strategy of writing that is good to use in a time of need.
Science: Guaranteed to Curb Creative Thinking!
By: Natasha | 13/08/2008
In today's sci- fi world dominated by facts and figures, the essence of life and belief in God's miracles have been thrust aside as illogical and futile, nonetheless God NEVER fails to surprise us....
How to Develop Your Book’s Structure
By: Melinda Copp | 12/08/2008
A man came to me last week because he needed help writing his book. He told me that he’s had this project on his to-do list for years, but he just couldn’t seem to get started. He’s literally been staring at the task—start writing my book—almost every day, and when he came to me, he still hadn’t done it.
How to Write a Bibliography
By: Stuart Brown | 11/08/2008
If you're like me, you probably put your heart and soul into creating a wonderful paper, essay or article. You know that you conducted the necessary research and that you wrote a sound paper. However, you are now at the end and you may be wondering, how can you write a bibliography? Well, I am here to tell you how.
More from Jim Zorn
Six Sigma Online Training: Certification Can Improve Your Career Quality
By: Jim Zorn | 05/04/2007 | Non-Fiction
Six Sigma online training programs allow people who have a packed schedule to learn at their own pace. People who get a Six Sigma certification can look forward to higher salaries and better job prospects.
Online Accredited College Degree Program: for the New Student Committed to Success
By: Jim Zorn | 03/04/2007 | Non-Fiction
An online accredited college degree program allows you to take individual online college courses and to get an impressive college degree, without having to attend on-campus classes.
College Degree Master Online - Insurance Against Unemployment, a Passport to High Growth Careers
By: Jim Zorn | 02/04/2007 | Non-Fiction
College degree master online is a need of the day, with the country focusing on generating more and more high-value jobs in service, consulting, and intellectual-property, while willing to relinquish low-value jobs in manufacturing and technology to the third world through outsourcing.
Distance Engineering Learning - Save More Human Lives Than Doctors
By: Jim Zorn | 02/04/2007 | Non-Fiction
Distance engineering learning courses are in demand by students who want to make a contribution! Can you believe that? It is a proven fact that advanced technology and skilled engineers save more lives than doctors during calamities like floods or draughts and unexpected disasters like earthquakes and tsunamis.
Hillsborough Community College: an Open Door to Distance Learning
By: Jim Zorn | 02/04/2007 | Non-Fiction
Hillsborough Community College offers eLearning courses in a range of subjects. These courses are ideal for non-traditional adult learners, who have a packed schedule.
Master Online Special Education Degree - for Teachers Who Want to Make a Difference
By: Jim Zorn | 02/04/2007 | Tutoring
How will the master online special education degree equip those teachers who want to make a difference? The answer is straightforward - in the USA, currently there are over 6 million students who have enrolled in special education programs.
Master of Education Online - The Route Chosen by Aspiring Education Administrators
By: Jim Zorn | 02/04/2007 | Non-Fiction
The Master of Education Online is among the best possible educational paths for those aspiring to be education administrators like Principals, Assistant Principals, School Administrators, College Provosts, Vice Presidents of Student Affairs, Directors of Admissions, Registrars, etc.
Master Education Degree Online Program - Prepare to be a Master Educator
By: Jim Zorn | 02/04/2007 | Non-Fiction
A master education degree online program is ideal for non-traditional adult learners who are teaching adult distance learning courses or are engaged in designing curriculum for educational institutions.
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