Helping you attain your goals
If you’re creating a presentation with slides, you probably want some compelling charts and beautiful images. You may not be able to easily take your own photos. A general search might not yield high quality images.
Here are some websites where you can find high definition images for free:
Praeclarus Writing is dedicated to helping non-native English speakers, from graduate students to professors, attain their goals of writing for publication and speaking at international conferences.
Our name comes from Latin. In Latin praeclarus means excellence. Also “clar” resembles the English word clear. Above all writers must be clear to be effective.
We recognize the challenges of communicating complex ideas clearly and concisely. Even native speakers struggle to write well.
We offer programs and editing services to help you organize your ideas, compose thoughtful literature reviews, and to describe your data, methods and analysis with crystal clear style.
In the video above social psychologist Amy Cuddy explains how body language influences our self-confidence and how a small change can create a big difference in confidence when we need to prepare for a challenging experience.
Whenever I have used Google Translate for more than one or two words, the results have been gobbledygook. I see these programs as still rudimentary. What’s your experience?
Coming Soon!
In January 2018, Praeclarus Writing will be offering a Writing Retreat in Bali, Indonesia. This retreat will provide tailored instruction for scholars who aim to publish their articles in academic journals. It’s an opportunity to learn and write in a beautiful environment away from daily responsibilities and concerns.
Contact us to receive more details.
Building a vocabulary in English is essential to mastering the language. There are several online flash card programs and books that can help you learn words. The problem with most of these is that you soon forget the words or that you simply learn the words’ equivalent word in your own language but you don’t learn how to use this word naturally.
Praxised.com is built to overcome these weak points. Based on science and what experts know about how the brain learns, Praxised.com teaches you the words you need whether you’re focusing on core vocabulary or university vocabulary.
The program consists of short daily lessons that include listening and writing, skills other programs ignore.
Subscriptions are $10 for six months or $20 per year.
Note: Praeclarus Writing is independent of Praxis and receives no payment for this review.
