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[1] Paul Burden, "An Educator's Guide to Classroom Management", p. 1.
Introduction
What do award-winning teacher do that make them so popular and successful? Do they jass up the curriculum in some way? Do they use especially creative instrumental approaches? Do they warm up to the students as if they are their own children? Do they add some magic or sparkle to the classroom experience? The answer is probably a little of each of these suggestions. But it likely goes deeper than that.
[2] John Hoover, "Difficult People", p. vxxx.
Preface
Why are some people so difficult to work with? What's the best way to deal with them? How can you cope with a boss who's a Slave Driver or a Bulley? What about the colleague who shows up repeatedly in your office to chat about personal matters? Why are some managers able to take difficult people in stride, while others feel overwhelmed by them? How do you avoid becoming a difficult employee?
In this book, we distill the wisdom of some of the best minds in the field of human resources to help you manage difficult people--perhaps one of the most challenging problems of the workplace. The language is simple and the design colorful to make the information easy to grasp.
[3] Barry Silverstein, "Managing People, p. viii.
Preface
How do you hire people? How do you encourage them to do a better job? What do you say to them if they don't? How do you fire someone who refuses to cooperate? How do you get your staff on board at a time of major change?
In this book, we will distill the wisdom of some of the best minds in the field to tell you how to do a better job at managing your employees and creating a workplace that supports the goal of your company. The language is simple and the design colorful to make the information easy to grasp.
[4] Dr. Robert Anthony, "50 Ideas That Can Change Your Life!", p. 44.
The Best is Yet to Be
How old do you think we are? I mean we--all of mankind. Do you think that mankind is in its early stages? Do you think that perhaps mankind has reached middle age and from here on it's going to be decline and further decline? Or, do you believe that mankind is appraoching the end, and that within a short time mankind will be no more upon the face of the earth, or out in the galaxies?
Personally, I think that the human race is only just now coming out of its earliest babyhood, the greatest lies ahead of us. Today, mankind is like a child of twelve or thirteen years of age in the Cosmic Universe.
[5] Donald J. Trump, B. Zanker, "Think Big and Kick Ass", p. 43.
Find Your Passion
Don't think about how you can make money. Instead think about what you can produce or what service you can offer than is valuable and useful to people and to your community. What needs to be improved? What can be done in a better or more efficient way? What problem can you solve? What needs can you fulfill? And most important, what you will you have fun doing?
[6] "Essential Skills for Science & Technology", p. 1.
Introduction
Congratulations on entering the world of higher education. As an individual, you have your own expectations and goals in life, and study may be an important component of these. What do you hope to gain from tertiary study? Is it a means to a future career? Are you here to broaden your mind? Are you here to gain an academic qualification? Or are you here until you decide upon your direaction in life? Whatever your reasons for choosing to undertake higher education, you do do knowing that there are financial costs, such as fees, and that it requires a considerable commitment involving time and hard work.
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