Here, one can find helpful information on studying the works of American author William Bradford (1590-1657 CE). This website provides insight into specific themes and styles prevalent in Bradford's writing as well as suggestions for...

The resource from Khan Academy explains how to use its study tools to prepare for the LSAT. The importance of creating an "equivalent rule" on "analytic reasoning" questions. "Minimum/Maximum" questions are also discussed.

This lesson focuses on interviewing including preparing for an interview, conducting an interview, and how to use and cite an interview.

This lesson focuses on internet research including how to find information on the internet, the types of materials on the internet, and how to evaluate sources found on the internet.

This instructional activity focuses on understanding listening including defining active listening, the five stages of the listening process, listening and critical thinking, and the four main barriers to effective listening.

This lesson focuses on using statistics in your speeches including understanding statistics, common misunderstandings of statistics, guidelines for helping your audience understand statistics, and using visual tools for incorporating...