easy way to read minds

Have you ever thought how to read other people's minds? never???
Okay, I will review some way for you

 LEARN TO READ PEOPLE'S MIND.

You can teach yourself to read minds in 10 minutes flat with tips from a leading psychic!
“Don’t say you can’t do it – because you can do it,” declared Kiran Behara. “Friends, family member, even strangers on the street, will be an open book for you.
“You’ll know what they’re thinking. You’ll know what they’re feeling. And all you need to develop your mind-reading powers is a little desire and intuition.
“If you follow my tips carefully you’ll be able to read the minds of friends and loved ones in 10 minutes flat. Determining the thoughts and feelings of strangers will take a little practice.
“But if you’re serious and work at it, you’ll be reading the minds of every person you meet within a week at the very most.”
Behara hails from Los Angeles and his clients include some of the biggest names in politics and show business. He perfected his mind-reading techniques after an intensive, 11-year study and is confident that anyone can learn to read minds if they follow the sensational four-point plan that follows:
1. Clear your mind of all thoughts and worries and open yourself to the people and possibilities around you. Don’t think about anything. Feel everything. Become one with your environment and the individual whose mind you want to read.
2. See what you see – then see what you don’t see. For example, look at a person closely and really focus on him. Then look at everything that’s NOT that person, including the chair he’s sitting in and the air around him.
This will give you a feel for what the person is and isn’t, which is critical if you’re going to read his mind without interference from the forces and energies that flow in and around all of us.
3. Look your subject directly in the eyes for 10 to 15 seconds and then quickly turn away. Visualize his face and eyes in your mind and focus intently on what you feel about him.
At this point you will be tuned in to the person’s thoughts. Let them fill your mind.
4. Strike up a conversation with the person. As you talk your mind will literally be flooded with his thoughts, feelings, wishes and plans. Trust your instincts and intuitions. Don’t deny the thoughts that are entering your mind. Act on them right away or file them in your memory for later use. The choice is yours to make.

Reference : http://weeklyworldnews.com/headlines/11883/learn-to-read-minds-in-10-minutes/2/ 

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I want to share a format of RPP from my lecturer at 6 Semester in English Department of UNP Kediri


 RENCANA PELAKSANAAN PEMBELAJARAN (RPP)

SMP                :
Matapelajaran :
Kelas/Semester:
Materi Pokok   :
Alokasi Waktu       :

A. Kompetensi Inti (KI)

B. Kompetensi Dasar dan Indikator
1. _____________ (KD pada KI-1) ______________________ (Indikator)
2. _____________ (KD pada KI-2) ______________________ (Indikator)
3. _____________ (KD pada KI-3) ______________________ (Indikator)
4. _____________ (KD pada KI-4) ______________________ (Indikator)


C. Tujuan Pembelajaran

D. Materi Pembelajaran (rincian dari Materi Pokok)

E. Metode Pembelajaran (Rincian dari Kegiatan Pembelajaran)

F. Media, Alat, dan Sumber Pembelajaran
1. Media
2. Alat/Bahan
3. Sumber Belajar

G. Langkah-langkah Kegiatan Pembelajaran

1. Pertemuan Kesatu:
a. Pendahuluan/Kegiatan Awal (…menit)
b. Kegiatan Inti (...menit)
c. Penutup (…menit)

2. Pertemuan Kedua:
a. Pendahuluan/Kegiatan Awal (…menit)
b. Kegiatan Inti (...menit)
c. Penutup (…menit), dan seterusnya.

H. Penilaian
1. Jenis/teknik penilaian
2. Bentuk instrumen dan instrumen
3. Pedoman penskoran

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 7 reasons why you should sing to learn languages

Singing is an amazing way to dramatically improve your language learning strategy.

Reasons to sing

Music and singing have made a huge difference in my language learning progress over the last seven years, as well as in getting along with the natives of the language. Here are a few reasons why:
  1. Music connects across cultures and can break down barriers. When I have sung people songs they wouldn’t expect me to know and that they like, it has instantly broken the ice. In my first weeks in Berlin, even the start of the Sesame Street song in German helped me to make new friends! If I ever meet MadrileƱos I usually give them the theme song of AquĆ­ no hay quien viva in an Irish twang. It always impresses them way more than perfect grammar ever will!
  2. Getting to know the music is getting to know the culture and language and sometimes learning languages is like learning a musical instrument.
  3. Learning the lyrics of a song helps you expand your vocabulary and teach you some slang/typical phrases.
  4. Singing can actually help you reduce your foreign-sounding accent! One of the ways I managed to convince Brazilians that I was a Carioca back in December was due to taking intensive singing lessons instead of Portuguese lessons. My music teacher taught me more about sentence rhythm, pronunciation, tones and beat of Portuguese than a foreign language teacher ever would have been able to.
  5. As described in the free chapter of the Language Hacking Guide (subscribe to the Language Hacking League on the right of the site to receive a copy), you can use music and singing to help you learn to speak simple basic essential phrases to get by in a language much quicker.
  6. You can take music with you anywhere and learn and practise it on the move thanks to your MP3 player / mobile phone. While it’s pleasant to have music in the background, make sure to actually pay attention to the words if you want to learn something beyond just being able to hum the tune!
  7. It’s fun! You can put your whole body into singing if you like and let your hair down a lot easier than you would in many speaking situations. You can really enjoy yourself by singing and it helps to improve your mood. Life would be way cooler if people sang more! Did you ever notice how happy everyone is in musicals?
So don’t be shy, and don’t worry if you don’t have a good singing voice.



Reference: http://www.fluentin3months.com/sing-to-learn-languages/

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