Stuff for students and home learners
Stuff for students & home learners
Educational Stuff:
- Success Orientations
- A human behavior model for how people go about achieving success.
(2003-2010)
- Home Learning: "School
free" books for Children, youth, and teens - Books where "school"
is absent from the storyline. Examples of books that show children living
their lives without school as a necessary part of the process of life.
(2008)
- Business and E-Commerce Case Studies - international business, operations management, e-commerce, experiential management, Success Orientations, and more! Great shorter case studies for business studies, experiential management, and perfect for the ESL learner environment. Written by Paul Kurucz and all classroom tested. (1991-2010)
Tutorials:
- Visual Tutorials - Dreamweaver, MySQL, PHP, CPanel, CSS, and more. Created by Paul. (2003)
Reference and Resource Stuff:
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Overcoming research procrastination. Starting a project, thesis, business, plan, etc. is often the hardest part. And starting usually means doing "research". Why do we procrastinate in starting research? What can we do to help ourselves "get on with it"? Here is a primer on the causes of this problem and some techniques for getting going on research.
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How to reduce the size (word count) of your writing without losing important ideas - a primer for undergraduate / postgraduate students and writers of all kinds on why it is so difficult to reduce word counts. A 3-step process is included for writers to work through in distancing themselves from their work and adopting a critical mind frame for looking at their writing from an editing viewpoint.
- How to do a literature
review and how to include research findings in your writing - a
primer on the challenging task of integrating the work of others into
your thesis, research paper, or project. Lots of people write lots of
useful stuff. But how do I integrate what they have said into my own,
original writing?
- 21st century research
resources - how and why writers of mba thesis papers, authors of
business plans, marketing analysts, and others doing technical, business,
industry, and societal research can use online discussion groups, email
lists, and other internet based resources to find the best, most current
and most credible information.
- Data, information and knowledge
management software: "What software should I use?" A primer
on finding the right data, information and knowledge management tools
for your working style and needs. Comparisons and reviews of software
to visualize data into diagrams, store text and RTF data, outline, mindmap,
and more.
- Research Resources Portal - A portal for finding out things via free on-line resources.