This blog, English For Excellence, was created for the students of high school. It is always practice that makes one perfect. I felt that the time allotted for a teacher to teach English to the students coming from rural and Telugu medium background was not sufficient. Then I thought I would give more practice to the students interested in learning more.
As the views of English For Excellence are increasing, I feel like expanding its scope from school level to college level to competitive examinations level. I suggest that teachers should never give the students more than what they can bear. Students are suggested to do the exercises, show the answers to their teachers and get them corrected. May be some feel that there are no answers/key to the exercises. I feel that the relationship between a teacher and a student is a life-changing one. Their being together in solving the problems is a good trend. This blog, in future, will turn into a platform for learning and practice of competitive English.
Bodily exercises provide good health; grammar exercises in English For Excellence enhance acquisition of the English language. It is good, I think, to add more useful information to the existing pages instead of adding more pages to this blog. However, new posts on important topics will definitely appear as and when required. Suggestions of the viewers, students, teachers and aspirants of competitive examinations are most welcome. You can send the message through "Contact Us". You can also post your reflections in the comment box. You can also me for the updates. My motto is "Practice makes man perfect." Keep practicing; keep learning...
ConversionConversion EmoticonEmoticon