The term learning styles refers to the preferred ways in which individuals interact with, take in, and process new stimuli or information. In other words, your preferred learning style is simply how you learn best

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Plagiarism is derived from Latin word “plagiarius” which means “kidnapper,” who abducts the child. The word plagiarism entered the Oxford English dictionary in 1621. Plagiarism has been defined by the Encyclopedia Britannica as “the act of taking the writings of another person and passing them off as ones own.” It is an act of forgery, piracy, and fraud and is stated to be a serious crime of academia. It is also a violation of copyright laws. Honesty in scientific practice and in publication is necessary.

How to prepare effective presentation?
One of the best ways to get students using technology in the classroom is through presentations. No matter what the topic, creating colorful slideshows and engaging materials helps students get their point across and gives them a chance to learn best practices for using software to help them organize their thoughts.
A good presenter … 1 reads aloud from a prepared script. 2 uses lots of visual aids. 3 invites the audience to interrupt and ask questions whenever they want to
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Bloom’s Taxonomy
When discussing critical thinking, learning experts usually categorize levels of thinking. One of the most influential models for such categorizing is Bloom’s taxonomy of higher thinking.1 The level, or depth, of your learning will probably depend on several factors. Your interest in learning the material and the urgency of your need to use or master it are two important factors. Bloom asserts that you must master one level before you can move on to the next. You can use Bloom’s taxonomy as a road map of sorts to see where you are going with your thinking. We learn best by asking questions. Understanding the levels of Bloom’s taxonomy will be helpful in formulating questions to ask in class and in determining what questions might be asked on tests and exams. The first three levels of this system deal with lower-order thinking skills that are essential in laying the foundation for deeper understanding.
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Presentations and public speaking, however, are vital for almost every industry, both internally and for external purposes (clients, speaking events, PR for the company, etc.). Not to worry, though, because we have made a list of the key components of a great presentation in order to get you started on your journey to public speaking success.