I just wondering why our Mesa Community College campus doesn't have illustrated map? I have found the website of the illustrator's studio which makes illustrated maps for the areas, cities; and they have special page about illustrated maps for campuses as well. They already have illustrated maps done for many campuses of different colleges and universities.

The maps look very colorful, funny and it seems to me are really useful.

That's a real question. I was trying to find good dentist in Mesa recently and have understood it's not an easy. I don't have time to visit every dental office and even give them a calls. So, I was reading patient's reviews - on Google, Yelp, etc. But how to know that reviews are true?
I was reading an dental websites. I was reading the dental blogs. I was visiting the online shops which are selling dental equipment. The same question - is it true?
What I would like to know is:
1. What experience the dentist has?
2. How often he/she update their skills/education (as the dentistry I think is changing in using techniques, equipment and so on...
3. How friendly the dentist is (as everyone of us has some dental fears...)
4. And for sure the level of prices.
And you know what? Practically we don't have place to get all this information. Mostly what we have is dentist's advertising, and mostly it is not a true.
So, the question is still actual...

This post just to state the fact that I have the site with video shows how animals are sound for different nations. It's funny.
Have a look:
Video Animal Sounds

Many instructors have taught me during those years. I’ve got good grades in most classes and being an experienced student I think that now would be a good moment to evaluate my English instructors. Unfortunately, I’m not able to do that in detail for all of them because of time and space limitations. Trust me, please, all of them are very good and I really appreciate their efforts. If nevertheless somebody would ask me to name some names I can’t refrain from mentioning three of them: Barbara Jordan, Charles Adolevsky and Julie Schlafer.
I really don’t want to hurt anyone’s feelings, but Barbara Jordan is absolutely the best. Not even due to her professional skills, though they definitely are excellent, but because of the main feature of her teaching. This main feature of her teaching style is the fact that she evidently enjoys this process and it makes us, her students, enjoys it too. She adjusts her teaching to different student’s levels even in one class, she checks everybody understands and is ready to help all the time. Mrs. Jordan’s classes are not only useful for English, they are really interesting. During teaching English Grammar, Writing and Speaking she was giving us a lot of information about American culture, history, political life and appropriate way of behavior in American society – many topics she touched on in class were extremely useful for us, immigrants, in understanding the American way of life. Her life experience and her sense of humor make always interesting to know her original and deep opinion in any topic.
Julie Schlafer is a very educated person: she has a Master of teaching ESL and a Doctor of music, and currently she is not only teaching ESL but playing symphony and chambers concerts with such a grand instrument as bassoon! The richness of her personality is apparent in class too. Ms. Schlafer’s teaching performances are as excellent as her musical ones (I know it because saw both). She is involved in a teaching all the time in class, from first second to the last one she is doing her job and makes every student do theirs too. She switches our activity in class by different ways for making us repeating, repeating in class, repeating using WebCT – she is online many times a day so we could get an answer to any question in no longer than in couple of hours. Due to this intensive process even complicated Grammar forms remained trace in our brains (even if-clauses).
Charles Adolevsky taught me in my first ESL class – it was Listening and Speaking. Now, after the years, I understand how lucky I was having just Mr. Adolevsky as instructor in my first class in MCC. Everybody who has anything to do with international communication should understand how difficult it is to force not native English speakers to open our mouth and say anything. Indeed it is so hard when you have to have time to interpret any word inside your head, recognize it, and translate back the answer. And after all this efforts be not understandable to your partner in conversation because of your accent, wrong stress, wrong grammar, etc. Mr. Adolevsky has understood it very well. He pushed us to speak by different ways: loud reading, conversations, disputes, public speaking and finally it worked. He has unlimited patience and unlimited friendliness. Very friendly atmosphere always reigned in his class and it was his main way to help us begin to speak.
And finally I’d like to repeat that I’m boundlessly thankful to all my ESL instructors with no exceptions. If you find here too many mistakes it’s not a reason for you not to believe how good I was taught by my ESL instructors. Opposite, if I haven’t had such good ESL teachers you can’t even imagine how many mistakes would be here.

These days, all opportunities we might discover to teach kids more about the environment should be a very good thing. Kids certainly do need to know more about the universe outside of technology and the areas we live in, so if we can bring real live items in the teaching room, it makes logical sense to do that. There are not a great number of chances that kids might discover life due to the reason that sometimes a class pet is not going to be as helpful if a few of the kids have parents who complain that allergic reactions show up. This happens to be why plants could make such a wonderful replacement for a classroom where young people need to be able to partake in a living thing grow.
It is not pricey at all to being having a classroom blossom or even a garden of flowers or even websites offering flowers online which an instructor could easily place near the room's window. This is not only nice because the children are going to get to study the plants blossom, they can also have a set up where it will let them put their names upon a sheet for a chance to water the plant every day. This is a beneficial way to have them understand of the significance of jobs that must be completed each day on a routine. Teaching these types of life habits is a really good contribution to a child's learning experience and the caretakers will be rather happy about it.
Flowers truly are a wonderful thing that children should have and they will understand about biology at the same time. This is many different things to grasp and kids of every ages can get good from having the ability to get this type of experience. It helps them learn how to have admiration and a sense of riosity for the environment, also it adds to their abilities to see ways things develop when we take care of them.
Blooms, either as plants in vases or in a window garden, can be a good learning experience for kids so teachers should always consider bringing them to school.

Hi everybody, :)

I will post here my different thoughts about some things I know something about. It's just for starting, writing something takes time... But I will.
for now just my other blog:
National Flowers