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Debate Forum / Presentation Skills
« on: June 15, 2009, 02:17:04 PM »Presentation techniques:
1. Tell them what you are going to tell them.
2. Then tell them.
3. Tell them what you have told them.
4. Test them
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Presentation techniques:
1. Tell them what you are going to tell them.
2. Then tell them.
3. Tell them what you have told them.
4. Test them
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Debate Forum / Re: How we can develop our Presentation Skill
« on: June 15, 2009, 10:41:08 AM »
Rule# 11: Don't make the speech too big
Rule# 12: Conclude the speech with a message: ebarer songram sadinotaar songram, ebarer songram amader mukteer songram
Rule# 12: Conclude the speech with a message: ebarer songram sadinotaar songram, ebarer songram amader mukteer songram
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DIU Students Network (DIUSN) / Tolstoy
« on: June 15, 2009, 10:31:18 AM »
Leo Tolstoy ´´Please regard me as a Mohammedan...´´
The great Russian writer and thinker who contributed a lot to the Russian literature and history is more famous as a writer, his philosophical views and works that reflect his ideas of God, soul, knowledge, love, the meaning of life, etc. are much less known.
The continuing quest for the meaning of life, the moral ideal, the covert general regularities of existence as well as his spiritual and social criticism run through all his creative work. Since the 1870-ies he pays more and more attention to the subjects of death, sin, penance, and moral revival.
His extraordinary way of thinking was in most cases incomprehensible to the Russian society of those days.
He was excommunicated and committed to anathema, his friends and acquaintances turned away from him. In 1910, at the age of 81, Leo Tolstoy left home and died on the way to the station “Astapovoâ€.
The great Russian writer and thinker who contributed a lot to the Russian literature and history is more famous as a writer, his philosophical views and works that reflect his ideas of God, soul, knowledge, love, the meaning of life, etc. are much less known.
The continuing quest for the meaning of life, the moral ideal, the covert general regularities of existence as well as his spiritual and social criticism run through all his creative work. Since the 1870-ies he pays more and more attention to the subjects of death, sin, penance, and moral revival.
His extraordinary way of thinking was in most cases incomprehensible to the Russian society of those days.
He was excommunicated and committed to anathema, his friends and acquaintances turned away from him. In 1910, at the age of 81, Leo Tolstoy left home and died on the way to the station “Astapovoâ€.