Essays on Reading

Many varieties of censorship thrive in the US today, but none of them stand out quite as much as the censorship of literature in academic environments. The censorship that degrades one’s potential to learn is the worst type of censorship, as it allows those in…

Since its e-book in 1951, The Catcher In The Rye, written via manner of J.D. Salinger has served as a conflagration for debate and excessive controversy. Although the novel has been the goal of scornful grievance, it has additionally been the subject of full-size dialogue….

Reader Centered Communications is an approach that focuses on a way the you want to help and influence the readers or the audience and teaches how to strategize yourself toward a goal you want to achieve. Reader centered communications is all about the “You Attitude”…

Reading “Dialogue, the art of thinking together” by William Isaacs was an assignment that I did not give much importance to in the beginning and that proved to be a true revelation regarding what this noun I use a lot means and made me a…

When hearing the word reading, teenagers whine and complain, viewing it as a drudgery no one likes. However, to bookworms it’s the exact opposite, joy is no more than the smell of books and the excitement it brings. American academic and past Havard president Charles…

Participation in Community Service is an Important Part of Life In every student’s course work, community service is considered crucial as it gives the student a clearer picture of the outside world. Community service calls for volunteer works where we help those who need help…

I listened to four oral history interviews by Caroline Morris (2011 & 2012). In these interview recordings, respondents described their feelings and memories of the Historic Fulton Renewal Project, the impact of the project on the community and how did it influence the interviewees and…

Introduction Human Computer Interaction concentrates on the interactions between human and computer systems, including the user interface and the underlying processes which produce the interactions. The area where human computer interaction focuses include computer science, cognitive science, human factors, software engineering, management science, psychology, sociology….

How should you start reading a fiction book? Well… from the start. How should you start reading a textbook? Not necessarily from the start. Why? We’re going to explain the answer to this, while also covering some great tips to increase your reading speed. Get…

William Blake, born in 1757, was a poet and a visual artist. (Strooper) He wanted his poems to contain intellectual meaning (the dictionary one) and he shared his ideas that fittest the Romanticist mentality from the 19th century. These ideas are also shown in his…