Purchase Solution

Mastering a skill

Not what you're looking for?

Ask Custom Question

I need help considering a skill not many people have but can benefit from mastering. Why would people benefit from having this skill and what are the consequences for not having this skill? I need to persuade my instuctor that all people should have this skill.

Purchase this Solution
Solution Summary

Mastering a skill is highlighted briefly.

Solution Preview

All people need to be able to use the basic Microsoft Office programs on an introductory level. These being Word, PowerPoint, and Excel. It would be critical for people to be able to compose a letter or other ...

Purchase this Solution
Free BrainMass Quizzes
The Third Wave Reading Comprehension

Check students' understanding of initial reading of The Third Wave (found at http://libcom.org/history/the-third-wave-1967-account-ron-jones). Great ESL exercise!

Just Walk on By - Essay by Brent Staples

Students will gain a better understanding of Just Walk on By-- an essay written by Brent Staples.

Introductory Vocabulary for "The Pearl"

Introductory Vocabulary Terms for "The Pearl" by John Steinbeck. The novella that presents a family in Mexico who suddenly has riches and the impact on their lives.

Shakespeare's Plays

Do you know all about Shakespeare and his work? Find out with this quiz!

Grammar Check 1

Practice your understanding of the English language and how to properly apply it with this quiz. Quotations, contractions, subject/verb agreement, possession, and participles are among the skills tested.

View More Free Quizzes
Related BrainMass Solutions

  • Benefits of Mastering A Skill

    236807 Benefits of Mastering A Skill Think about a skill that most people do not have but could benefit from mastering.

  • Children Helping Children

    567521 Children Helping Children If children have already mastered a specific skill, why would we put them in the group that is working on mastering that skill? Please provide AT LEAST 200 words. This question brings two topics to my mind.

  • Creating a hypothetical situation

    Think about what equipment you will need for the group, start off with a basic introduction on how to connect, show them the most popular search engines, pick an easy topic for them to research Mastering use of a spoon for a group of toddlers: Key

  • Compensation and Government Regulations

    An example of a job based pay is the job of a lathe operator. An example of skill-based pay is that of a research manager. The skill based pay is used to encourage the research manager to work in areas where manpower is scarce.

  • Encouraging Support

    Mastering New Skills -is all about more than how we want people to learn new skills to master. It is the outcome of this skill that develops in a predetermined order, and builds upon the previous stage.

  • Computer skills as an academic requirement?

    Research shows that students who learn a new computer skill, even one as simple as keyboarding (typing) involves a serious time investment in the learning curve required before the new skill is mastered to the point that it begins to pay dividends in

  • Constructivist Model and Motivation

    At that point, there should be a post-test conference in which the teacher has the students review their individual performance and reflect on whether they did or did not work successfully to begin mastering their end of year goals.

  • Intrinsic and extrinsic rewards of a soccer team

    against other's - Challenging oneself to test the limits of their ability - Striving to reach one's potential for the game - Practicing and mastering one's skill - Surge of emotions one feels after a win - Self motivation to continue Extrinsic

  • formative and summative assessments

    From my experience, the formative assessment is checkpoint assessment somewhere with in a unit to see how the students are mastering goals and objectives.

View More Related Solutions