Category Archives: Theories vs. Applications
Loosening Up Teaching English in Preschool, an Early Start May Not be a Good Thing
The beliefs of giving a head start in children’s learning a new language, debunking the critical period hypothesis here, off of the Front Page Sections, translated… The Legislature suggested the government becomes more lenient to allowing children to get an … Continue reading
Posted in Beliefs, Experiences of Life, Philosophies of Life, Properties of Life, the Learning Process, the Process of Life, Theories vs. Applications, Values of Life
Tagged Acquistion of a Second Language, Giving Children a Head Start in a Second Language, the Critical Period Hypothesis
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Learning the Mother Tongue at Home, is the Most Genuine Way of Learning to Speak it
On bilingual education, the acquisition of language, from the Front Page Sections, translated… Every time election rolled around, the Hakka dialect would always, be used, as a tool, by the candidates, for no other reasons than how the Hakka people … Continue reading
My Young Granddaughter Who’d, Conquered Her Fears
How systematic desensitization helped this young child conquered her fears of things, slowly, and of course, reinforcement during this process, is absolutely, vital too, translated… My young granddaughter who became too clingy to me, Yen-Yen, entered into the second year … Continue reading
Posted in Beliefs, Experiences of Life, Facts, Lessons of Life, Methods of Education, Instructional Technologies, Philosophies of Life, Positives of Life, Properties of Life, The Passages in Life, the Process of Life, Theories vs. Applications, Values of Life
Tagged Helping a Young Child Get Rid of Her Fears, Utilizing the Techniques of Systematic Desensitization
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Can’t Say Someones Name in Tip-of-the-Tongue, Dementia, or Aphasia?
A preliminary sign of dementia, or, are we just, too overly worried here??? From the papers, translated… A short while ago, started talking with a couple of my friends in their sixties, mentioned how in April, we’d all gone to … Continue reading
Make Me Horny, Daddy…
“Make me horny, daddy…”, she’d heard her childhood self muttered, as he’d, fingered her smaller, and more delicate labia… Make me horny, daddy, she’d panted, and whispered, out of breath, then, she’d, displaced herself, sent her mind soaring, elsewhere, so … Continue reading
Changing the Faces of Universities, Helping Them Adapt to the Needs of the Society, Adding the “Long-Term Care & Early Childhood Education Health” Colleges
Making what the younger generations are learning, fitting to the needs of the changing faces of society, from the Front Page Sections, translated… Taiwan is slowing marching toward an elderly society, and it’s estimated, that eight years from now, it … Continue reading
Seeing the Depressed Child Inside
Psychology of healing up the self here, excerpt from a book, translated… Does it Often Feel Like You’re Not Good Enough, and You’d Felt Unsettled in Interpersonal Relationships, Having Difficulties Trusting Others? Or How Every Time a Situation Surfaces, You’d … Continue reading
A Brown Childhood
Things she’d, finally understood, about her own childhood, through looking back in time, translated… Born toward the end of winter, growing up, my favorite color was brown. The reason for it was from the beginning, my mother loved wearing brown … Continue reading
Lost, in the Isolations of Life…
Don’t know how it’d, happened, I’d spent so much time, in my younger years, raising my children, and somehow, I’d gotten DETACHED, from the rest of the world outside, and now, my kids are, all grown up and they’re, starting … Continue reading
Posted in Experiences of Life, Loneliness vs. Solitude, Overcoming Obstacles in Life, Philosophies of Life, Properties of Life, the Consequences of Life, Theories vs. Applications, Values of Life
Tagged Intimacy vs. Isolation by E. Erikson, Midlife Crises, the Need to Re-Connect with the Rest of the World
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Life, the Obstacle Course 