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Worldchanging.com describes leapfrogging as the phenomenon that occurs when underdeveloped countries skip a technology generation or more to adopt a cutting-edge system. This has happened in Africa, for example, where hundreds of thousands of citizens have gained access to cell phones and a range of applications that depend on that equipment without ever running a …
On a winter’s night in 1933, Percy Shaw was driving his car down a remote country road in England. The night was moonless; the fog was thick and a steady mix of rain and snow lashed his windshield. The road was little more than an alley, with no signage, no shoulder, winding and winding. Any …
Choosing the right career option is really a task that needs to be done with care and knowledge. If you look at the present, you can see that students are looking for jobs after graduation and degrees. This is mainly due to the fact that they do not come up with the idea of making …
Learning and improving your English skills is in high demand these days. Many non-native English speakers feel the need to learn this language to give themselves a much-needed advantage over their peers and become more “sellable” in the job market. Even those who have English as a second language tend to expand their skills for …
If you have just started teaching TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) classes or are just interested in the basics, you will come across important terms that are usually abbreviated. These terms are essential if you want to communicate with your fellow coaches and teachers. Teaching English as a second language has its own …